Apocalypse: I have a supermarket stocked with supplies
Chapter 383: Little Radish Ding

Chapter 383: Little Radish Ding

"What’s so difficult about that? It’s easy to wash. Even if it’s not easy to wash... I have other clothes. No worries." Besides, he didn’t want to wash it anyway.

He wasn’t out of clothes.

This piece of clothing...

Chi Yan looked down at the spot where it had been stained with blood.

He wanted to keep it.

"Really?" Su Yinhe covered her face, peeking through a gap.

"Really, why would I lie to you?"

"Then... then go change. Change your clothes." She felt so embarrassed right now.

Why did she suddenly get a nosebleed?

It really made her seem so... that.

So embarrassing, too embarrassing.

Embarrassed to the max.

"Alright, I’ll do as you say." He changed out of his clothes and sneakily set them aside.

"Then... hurry up." Embarrassing, really too embarrassing.

Su Yinhe had never been this embarrassed in her life.

Embarrassed to the point where she thought for the third time about digging a hole to bury herself in.

"Alright, I’ll do as you say." Chi Yan stood up and went to change.

Su Yinhe watched his figure from behind, her hands that covered her face now dropping, and she sighed.

Darn it.

Why did this happen, why had it happened at all.

Ah ah ah ah!

She really wanted to bury herself.

She couldn’t take it anymore.

The more she thought about it, the more embarrassed she became.

So embarrassed that Su Yinhe thought about running away.

Hmm...

In fact, she did run away.

She didn’t even want to see anyone right now.

So, when Chi Yan changed his clothes and came out, he found that Su Yinhe was gone.

Chi Yan: "..."

Su Yinhe had already run out.

Ran out of the supermarket.

She felt like she needed to calm down, she had to calm down.

Outside, it was icy and snowy, cool enough to help her cool down.

Su Yinhe ran out alone, heading far away.

When she felt it was far enough, she started making snow sculptures.

She made quite a few snowmen.

Each one was symmetrical.

Much better than Lin Murong had made.

Prettier than Lin Murong’s.

She had an artistic touch.

As Su Yinhe continued making them, she eventually stopped, sat next to them, and looked at the dozen or so snowmen she had made, and sighed.

She had calmed down.

But still wanted to bury herself.

Bury herself in the snow.

Darn it.

How had she gotten a nosebleed.

She had faced all kinds of situations before.

How could a few lines of a song by Chi Yan make her lose control and bleed.

It made her seem so immodest.

Su Yinhe slapped herself.

Darn it.

Humans.

Humans.

How could she be like this?

Su Yinhe felt that really, she should just dig a hole and bury herself.

She thought of something and did it.

Thinking of digging a hole, she immediately took a shovel out of her space and started digging.

To make herself a bit more comfortable, she deliberately dug a large hole.

When she was huffing and puffing, and finally finished digging the hole and was about to lie down in it, suddenly someone came.

"Boss Su!!!!!!"

Several sharp voices cried out.

Su Yinhe: "..."

Su Yinhe silently picked up the shovel next to her and put it into her storage space.

"Boss Su! What are you doing here? We thought we were seeing things."

A group of little radish heads ran up to Su Yinhe.

Su Yinhe looked at them and thought carefully.

Seemed... somewhat familiar?

Um... the children from Sun Base.

She remembered their voices and faces, but... what were their names again?

She suddenly forgot.

"I..." When she met the eyes of the children, Su Yinhe stuttered.

She couldn’t possibly tell them the truth.

She still had her pride.

Especially in front of a bunch of kids.

Luckily, these little radish heads were quite understanding and quickly gave her an excuse.

"I get it, Boss Su, you’re here to make a snowman." The little radish heads saw the nearly identical snowmen nearby.

Of course, they also noticed the big hole that Su Yinhe had dug.

But for some reason, they hadn’t discussed it and, wisely, didn’t ask why there was a big hole.

They didn’t even bring it up.

Maybe... children are very sensitive to adult emotions.

Anyway, they didn’t ask, and Su Yinhe was relieved.

As for making a snowman...

"Yes, yes, yes, you’re right, I came here to make a snowman. There’s snow, so we should make snowmen," Su Yinhe blurted out randomly.

"Yes, we should make snowmen when there’s snow." Several little radish heads echoed her words.

"Yes. Making snowmen." Su Yinhe looked at the snowmen and repeated uncomfortably several times.

"Then... Boss, what about your supermarket? Is it gone?" The radish head who asked this looked around several times and not seeing it, asked somewhat disappointedly.

Then someone quickly covered his mouth.

Su Yinhe: "..."

"Boss, boss, you... don’t listen to his nonsense. He doesn’t know how to speak." The person covering his mouth was almost furious.

He had not expected the kid to be so blunt today.

"It’s okay, it’s okay, the supermarket is still there. Thanks for caring about my supermarket. Wanna buy something? I’ll take you there." It turned out well, she’d gained a few customers from coming out here and could earn something.

"But... but we don’t have any Crystal Cores on us right now." They hadn’t seen the supermarket for a long time and thought it had completely disappeared, so they hadn’t carried any Crystal Cores with them.

And they didn’t have many Crystal Cores anyway.

The speaking radish head looked at her tentatively.

Su Yinhe felt her heart soften at their gaze.

Winter was a time for tender hearts.

Su Yinhe decided to play the deity for a moment.

So, let’s be a little tender-hearted.

"It’s okay, it doesn’t matter if you don’t have Crystal Cores."

"Ahh?"

"My treat. Congratulations, you’ve encountered a tender-hearted boss amid the heavy snow. You’ve won the jackpot!"

After saying these two sentences, all the little radish heads were stunned.

They were stunned for so long, Su Yinhe thought they’d turned silly.

"Hey, have you turned silly? Are you happy?" Su Yinhe waved her hand in front of them.

"Happy! Boss! Is it really true?" The little radishes were both excited and anxious.

"Truly." Su Yinhe nodded.

"I don’t lie."

"Really! Boss! Sister! Is it really true?" They knew they shouldn’t take advantage of the boss, but they really needed to.

When Su Yinhe said these words, they were truly happy.

"Sure, I’ll take you to the supermarket." She looked at them, each with cheeks red and chapped from the cold.

She wondered why this bunch of little radish heads were walking outside in this weather.

And it seemed like they didn’t know the supermarket had returned.

But weren’t they supposed to be at Sun Base?

Many people at Sun Base already knew, so they should have known too.

It seems like a lot has happened.

Su Yinhe shook her head.

A series of little radish heads, one after another, followed behind Su Yinhe.

She felt a bit like a mother hen...

Tsk, tsk, tsk.

Su Yinhe tossed this thought out of her mind.

That was a bit scary.

She was scared.