Apocalypse: I have a supermarket stocked with supplies
Chapter 389: The water of West Lake

Chapter 389: The water of West Lake

"How could I not eat?" Lin Murong was shocked.

Even if he felt a bit nauseous for the moment, it didn’t mean he wouldn’t eat.

"I’m being considerate of you," Su Yinhe said, with an innocent look.

"I appreciate your consideration, but it’s not needed." Don’t think he didn’t know what she was up to.

"Cut it out, not wanting care when it’s given, a boar doesn’t appreciate fine bran." Su Yinhe was now quite spirited.

"Who are you calling a boar?" Lin Murong looked at her incredulously.

"Nobody. Who else could it be? Who could I possibly be talking about?" Su Yinhe spread her hands.

"I always feel like you’re talking about me," Lin Murong looked at her, no, not just a feeling, she definitely was talking about him.

Too bad he had no proof.

"Evidence, I only look at evidence," Su Yinhe said, holding out her hand to him.

"It seems like there’s no evidence," Lin Murong said, lowering his head, "but I can still eat! Don’t take it away!" How could he let the ducks he had been eagerly awaiting just fly away?

"Alright, alright, I won’t take them, you eat slowly," Su Yinhe teased him but seeing him anxious, she let it go.

Then Lin Murong began to eat the ducks, looking at them and then remembering the fermented bean juice, he instantly felt a bit queasy again.

But he couldn’t bear to give it up, what if Galaxy really took it away if he didn’t eat?

Truly, the waters of West Lake, his tears.

Eat, how could he not eat?

These were his ducks, the ducks he had waited for so eagerly.

Lin Murong began to gnaw at the ducks fiercely.

It’s true, it was still a bit disgusting.

But as he gnawed, the ducks were too delicious, and he wasn’t nauseous anymore.

He began to eat deliciously again.

Su Yinhe quietly watched him eat, while Chi Yan quietly watched her.

Their main activity was simply, watching each other.

Lin Murong felt a bit pressured, but as he ate, he stopped caring.

Look, look all you want.

The more Lin Murong ate, the better his appetite grew, until he eventually polished off all ten ducks.

"Impressive, Your Excellency is truly formidable," Su Yinhe gave him a thumbs up.

"Hehehe, just average, I think it’s alright," Lin Murong spoke, and then burped.

Su Yinhe: "..."

"Alright, now that you’ve finished eating the ducks you wanted, who’s going to clean up?" Lin Murong had a great time eating, but now there was a mess.

"Oh, I’ll clean up, definitely," Lin Murong said, looking angelic.

"Good, then I’ll go back to sleep. The job of cleaning up goes to you," Su Yinhe said, and then walked away with Chi Yan.

Lin Murong looked at the remaining mess, blinked his eyes, no, why did it always feel like something was not right?

He understood cleaning up after himself, but why did he have to clean up after them, too?

All the same eating, why did he have to clean up, but Brother Chi did not?

Brother Chi also ate Galaxy’s, slept Galaxy’s, lived Galaxy’s.

Why was the treatment different for him?

Both were men, and they looked roughly similar.

Lin Murong was still pondering why only Chi Yan caught Su Yinhe’s eye and not him.

He thought he wasn’t bad-looking at all.

And even a bit better looking than Chi Yan.

After thinking for a long time, Lin Murong came to a conclusion: Su Yinhe had no taste.

She just didn’t cut it.

Uh-huh.

It wasn’t his fault.

One should live by taking less blame on themselves and more on others.

That way, life would be happy and joyful.

Happy and complete...

Pfft, went off tangent.

He still had to clean up.

After all, he had consumed ten ducks.

So, Lin Murong was quite earnest in his work.

Could he be anything but earnest after eating someone’s food?

After cleaning up, he felt tired.

He looked around and saw there was nothing else to do, he had had enough to eat, and it was time to sleep again.

Anyway, Galaxy and the others had gone to sleep too, couldn’t do much now, so he...

Lin Murong went to sleep, and slept... the whole day.

Su Yinhe didn’t see him at all for the entire day.

She was actually unaccustomed to it.

"Why do you always think of him? He’s not important, think less," Chi Yan was jealous again.

Sometimes, he really wanted to get rid of Lin Murong.

He was an eyesore.

"Oh, I was just thinking idly."

"Not even idly, any thinking is not okay," Chi Yan touched her hair, not just a touch, but also lifting her strands, gently stroking them.

His movements were gentle, but his tone...

Hmm.

Su Yinhe quite enjoyed it.

The man’s bass voice.

Although she didn’t particularly like bass voices, this wasn’t an ordinary bass voice, this was Chi Yan’s bass voice.

She... couldn’t resist it a bit.

Fell in love.

"What fell in love?" Chi Yan asked.

Dammit, she had accidentally blurted out her inner thoughts.

"Nothing, nothing. You heard wrong," Su Yinhe was almost ruffled.

So embarrassing.

Accidentally saying out loud what was on your mind was really embarrassing.

Su Yinhe ran away.

Chi Yan: "..."

He always felt that something wasn’t quite right.

After fleeing from Chi Yan’s sight, Su Yinhe covered her face, cursing her own mouth.

Sigh.

Ah ah ah ah.

Wanted to die.

Wanted to die.

Kept thinking about dying.

Kept thinking about no longer existing.

It was so awkward she could scratch at the ground with her toes.

Ah ah ah ah.

The desire to die, the urge to cease to exist, reached its peak at that moment.

Why should people even live?

She was tired, too tired, she was just too exhausted.

Su Yinhe thought about it, ran back to her room, and lay down.

Sleep, sleep, after a good sleep, she wouldn’t remember anything.

Good.

She’d forget.

Su Yinhe slept, woke up, freshened up, then took out something to eat from her space, ate, played a bit, and continued to sleep, then got up...

So, after Lin Murong slept for an entire day, he discovered that his dear Galaxy was gone.

"Brother Chi, where’s Galaxy?" He chose to directly ask Chi Yan.

"She ran off blushing," Chi Yan gave Lin Murong an answer that he had taken a long time to come up with.

Yes, he took a long time.

To finally understand why Su Yinhe suddenly ran off.

He had thought she was scared.

As long as she wasn’t afraid of him, it was fine.

Chi Yan left that answer behind, then walked away satisfied, leaving a groggy Lin Murong completely puzzled.

Wait, what blushing?

What the hell.

Blushing about what?

Why would she need to blush?

It couldn’t be that it was part of some play they were engaged in.

The possibility made Lin Murong shiver.

Hold on, he had only slept for a day, why did it feel like something remarkable had happened?

Wouldn’t their relationship be moving too fast?

Was it really okay to go so fast?

Probably not.

Definitely not!

Lin Murong roared inwardly.

Why didn’t he dare to roar out loud?

Because...

He was hungry.

After sleeping all day and eating nothing, he woke up famished.

If not for hunger, he wouldn’t have wanted to wake up; he could have slept on.

Damn it.

He couldn’t roar outright – that would waste energy.

Now, with Su Yinhe gone, Chi Yan...

Forget it, he might as well fend for himself.

The supermarket was big, plenty of food around, and his own cooking skills were good, he’d definitely be able to feed himself.