Apocalypse: I have a supermarket stocked with supplies
Chapter 379: He is a bad person.

Chapter 379: He is a bad person.

Amid Lin Murong’s expression of sheer terror, he reached out and took the drink that was placed to the side.

Su Yinhe picked up the drink, twisted open the cap, and took a sip.

After finishing, she glanced at him again.

"All I did was take a sip of my drink, why are you so scared? You don’t think I’m going to hit you, do you?"

Lin Murong nodded.

"How could that be, I’m not that kind of person. Why would you think so badly of me? So, in your eyes, I’m a bad person, huh?" Su Yinhe said with a dejected face.

"I...I didn’t mean that." Lin Murong was very nervous. He didn’t know why he was nervous, but he just was.

"Oh. But I truly am a bad person." Su Yinhe put down the drink and, quicker than lightning, gave Lin Murong’s thigh a twist.

Lin Murong: "!!!"

Ow!

So...painful!

Lin Murong glowered at Su Yinhe with a ferocious look.

Just at that moment, Su Yinhe was still smiling at him.

"I’m really sorry. I guess I am a bad person," Su Yinhe said with a laugh and took her drink to leave.

Leaving Lin Murong clutching his thigh.

Damn it.

Why does it hurt so much?

He was a Superpower User. In theory, it shouldn’t hurt this much.

And it shouldn’t hurt for so long.

Just a twist from Galaxy, and he felt like it was even more painful than getting beaten up by Galaxy and Chi Yan together.

So painful.

It’s been a while, and it still hurts.

Su Yinhe, after twisting him, ran off to find Chi Yan.

Chi Yan was in the kitchen, crafting a gourmet feast for her.

Su Yinhe, to begin with, wasn’t someone particularly focused on culinary delights, but with a partner who cooked such delicious meals and loved exploring fine foods, she became solidly attached to dining and drinking.

When Su Yinhe arrived, she saw Chi Yan’s serious back and couldn’t resist walking up to him and giving him a hug.

"What’s the matter?" Chi Yan immediately put down the kitchen knife in his hand.

He was afraid of hurting her.

"I missed you, so I came to see you," Su Yinhe only hugged him for that moment and then took a few steps back.

She just, suddenly, wanted to hug him.

With that single sentence, Su Yinhe successfully made Chi Yan’s ears turn red.

He always did this, looking so innocent.

And so prone to blushing.

Su Yinhe saw that and almost couldn’t control herself, wanting to tease him.

"Then...let me hug you one more time." Chi Yan took off his apron and opened his arms to her.

Su Yinhe’s heart suddenly turned very tender.

She just stood there, staring at him, dazed.

"Don’t you want another hug?" Chi Yan lifted his hands slightly.

"I do!" When Su Yinhe uttered that word, her voice was lively.

She rushed over.

Chi Yan stood his ground and caught her firmly.

The two of them hugged for a very, very long time, long enough... until they smelled something burning.

"Uh oh. What’s burning?" Su Yinhe smelled it, and finally let go of Chi Yan.

"Maybe, it’s the dish I was cooking." Chi Yan hadn’t forgotten, he remembered, but he just didn’t want to let go.

He didn’t care anymore.

It didn’t matter.

Compared to hugging Su Yinhe, this was trivial.

"Well...well, let’s quickly see if it can be salvaged," Su Yinhe said a bit panicky.

She didn’t even know what she was panicking about.

"Alright," Chi Yan said with a smile on his face.

Even with the dish burnt, he was still so happy.

But then, she was pretty happy too.

Su Yinhe also curled the corners of her mouth slightly.

Watching Chi Yan clean up the burnt dish, Su Yinhe’s mind drifted.

She felt like she was stepping on a cloud, so soft, so light...

Only one dish was burnt, but the others were still good.

Chi Yan quickly whipped up a few more dishes, and the two of them sat down to eat together.

As for Lin Murong...

Forgotten.

No one remembered him.

But it didn’t matter, Lin Murong could fend for himself.

He was the best at finding food.

Right now, Lin Murong was enjoying a self-heating hot pot.

He had suddenly felt like having hot pot today as well.

But he thought Su Yinhe probably wouldn’t agree, since she had mentioned wanting to eat lighter meals a couple of days ago.

No worries though, he was able to improvise.

Of course, a self-heating hot pot couldn’t compare to the real deal, but, having something was better than nothing.

Eating a self-heating hot pot didn’t mean he could skip a proper meal.

Lin Murong was a gluttonous man.

To him, a self-heating hot pot was merely an appetizer before the main course.

Even though he consumed three boxes of it.

He was still hungry.

He planned to save space for the main meal, but when he finished and was ready to eat, he discovered Su Yinhe and Chi Yan had already finished their meal and were about to clean up.

There was just a little bit of leftovers...

Lin Murong: "..."

Seriously, did not a single person think of him?

"You... you... do you even remember there’s someone else who needs to eat?" Lin Murong’s voice trembled.

Su Yinhe saw him, and it dawned on her.

"Oh boy. I kept feeling like we were missing something. Turns out we forgot about you."

Lin Murong: "..."

Damn it.

Was he so forgettable to her?

"Come on over, now that you’re here, time to eat. Remember to clean up afterwards though." Su Yinhe moved a stool over for him to sit down.

Lin Murong: "..."

Great, he’s just here to clean up, huh?

"You... you’re so mean," Lin Murong complained. "What am I, a pushover for you to treat me this way?"

"No, no, of course not. You’re very important, both Chi Yan and I like you a lot," Su Yinhe patted him, placating him.

Lin Murong: "You’re so perfunctory."

Su Yinhe paused mid-action, "Huh, when did you get so clever?"

"Heh, I’ve always been smart..." Lin Murong wanted to say more.

But Chi Yan, clearly annoyed, cut in at that moment.

"Are you going to eat or not?"

"Eat! Why wouldn’t I eat? I definitely will." There was still so much food.

Lin Murong quickly served himself rice and grabbed some dishes.

And started skillfully wolfing down his meal.

Su Yinhe: "..."

Ah, this...

"Alright, that settles it, let’s go. He’ll clean up." Chi Yan patted her on the head and pulled her away.

As Su Yinhe walked, she pondered.

"Treating Lin Murong this way, maybe it’s not so nice." Su Yinhe felt a bit ashamed; she hadn’t thought of Lin Murong at all during dinner.

"What’s not nice about it?" Chi Yan was slightly puzzled.

"Just... giving him leftovers..."

"... For him... having anything to eat at all is good enough."

Chi Yan had made a lot of dishes, and the portions for each were quite generous.

He and Su Yinhe ate very little; a few dishes were barely touched.

Lin Murong should be secretly happy to eat so much.

And indeed, he was. As Lin Murong ate, he realized that the so-called leftovers were actually quite plentiful.

He!

Was delighted.

After all, Chi Yan’s cooking was truly excellent.

So tasty, so tasty, he loved it.