Apocalypse: I have a supermarket stocked with supplies
Chapter 436: beef rolls

Chapter 436: beef rolls

Eating hot pot, how could we not have beef rolls?

Murong adored them, although he had many loves. Yes, he fell in love with each one he met.

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

Even if he felt a bit nauseous for the moment, it wasn’t enough to stop him from eating.

"I’m being considerate," Su Yinhe said sweetly.

"Thanks for your thoughtfulness, but it’s unnecessary," he said, sure that she was up to something.

"Geez, offer you some care and you turn it down, like a wild boar snubbing fine bran," Su Yinhe suddenly perked up.

"Who are you calling a wild boar?" Murong couldn’t believe what he was hearing.

"Nobody, who else could it be? Who could I possibly mean?" Su Yinhe shrugged.

"I have a feeling you’re talking about me." Murong stared at her. No, it wasn’t just a feeling — she was definitely talking about him.

Sadly, he had no proof.

"Evidence, I only accept evidence," Su Yinhe said, holding out her hand.

"It seems there is no evidence," Murong dropped his head, "but I can still eat! Don’t take it away!" How could he let the ducks he had been looking forward to just fly away?

"Alright, alright, I won’t take them, take your time," Su Yinhe was just teasing him to see him get anxious, and then she let him be.

Then Murong started eating the ducks. Seeing the ducks reminded him of stinky tofu, and he felt nauseous again.

But he couldn’t let it go. What if she really took them away while he wasn’t eating?

Really, the tears of West Lake were like his own.

Eat — how could he not eat?

These were his ducks, the ducks he had eagerly awaited.

Murong viciously continued to gnaw on a duck.

It was still a bit nauseous.

But as he kept gnawing, the duck was too delicious, and he wasn’t nauseous anymore.

He started to voraciously enjoy his meal again.

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

The main theme was just, watching each other.

Murong felt a bit pressured, but as he ate, he ceased to care.

Watch all you want, he thought carelessly.

Murong’s appetite improved as he ate, and he ended up polishing off ten ducks.

"Impressive, you are truly formidable," Su Yinhe gave him a thumbs-up.

"Hehehe, just mediocre, I think it’s alright," Murong said, then belched.

Su Yinhe: "..."

"Alright, your ducks are finished, who’s cleaning up? It’s all messy after you ate," Murong said.

"Oh, I’ll clean up, definitely," Murong responded obligingly.

"Okay, then. I’m going back to sleep. The cleaning is all yours," said Su Yinhe, and she left with Chi Yan.

Murong looked at the remaining mess, blinked, and thought something was amiss.

It made sense that he had to clean up after his own meal, but why did he have to clean up after theirs too?

They were all eating, so why did he have to clean up, while Chi Yan didn’t have to?

Chi Yan was also indulging in Galaxy’s food, sleeping in her place, living in her world.

Why was he treated differently?

They were both men, not much different in looks.

Murong pondered why Su Yinhe had chosen Chi Yan and not him.

He thought he looked pretty good.

Maybe even a bit better-looking than Chi Yan.

After much consideration, Murong concluded that Su Yinhe had no taste.

She was no good.

Yeah.

It wasn’t his fault.

People should blame others more and themselves less; that’s how to live happily and contentedly.

A perfect, blissful life...

Oops, getting off topic.

He still had cleaning to do.

After all, he ate ten of their ducks.

So Murong worked diligently.

How could he not? He who eats must serve.

After cleaning up, he felt tired.

He looked around, saw nothing else to do, felt full, and it was time to sleep.

Since Galaxy and the others had gone to sleep, there wasn’t much else to do, so he...

Murong went to sleep, sleeping for a whole day.

Su Yinhe didn’t see him at all that day.

She actually missed him a bit.

"Why do you keep thinking about him? He’s not important, think less," Chi Yan was feeling jealous again.

Sometimes, he really wanted to get rid of Murong.

What an eyesore.

"Oh, just a passing thought."

"Thinking idly won’t do either, any kind of thinking won’t do," Chi Yan said as he touched her hair, not exactly patting her head, but lifting her hair strands and gently touching them.

His movements were gentle, but his tone...

Well.

Su Yinhe quite liked it.

The deep voice of a man.

Although she wasn’t very fond of deep voices, this wasn’t just any deep voice, this was Chi Yan’s deep voice.

She... couldn’t resist it at all.

Fell in love.

"What fell in love?" Chi Yan asked.

Darn it, she accidentally blurted out what was on her mind.

"It’s nothing, nothing, you heard wrong," Su Yinhe nearly exploded.

So embarrassing.

Accidentally saying what was on her mind was really embarrassing.

Su Yinhe ran off.

Chi Yan: "..."

He always felt something was off.

After Su Yinhe escaped Chi Yan’s sight, she covered her face, damn her mouth.

Sigh.

Ahhh.

Wanted to die.

Wanted to die.

Kept on wanting to die.

Repeatedly thinking of dying.

She was so awkward that she was scratching the ground with her toes.

Ahhh.

Wanting to die, the desire to perish peaked at that moment.

Why do people have to live?

Tired, so tired, she was just too weary.

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

Sleep, sleep, once she slept, she wouldn’t remember anything.

Good.

She would forget.

Su Yinhe slept, woke up, washed up, then took out some food from storage, ate, played a bit, went back to sleep, and then woke up again...

Thus, when Lin Murong had slept for a whole day, he discovered that his dear Galaxy was missing.

"Brother Chi, where is Galaxy?" He decided to directly approach Chi Yan.

"She ran off because she was shy," Chi Yan gave Lin Murong an answer he had thought long and hard about.

Yes, he took a long time.

Finally understanding why Su Yinhe had suddenly run off.

He thought she was scared.

It’s good that she wasn’t scared of him.

Chi Yan just dropped that answer and walked off contentedly.

Leaving a just-awakened Lin Murong utterly confused.

Wait, what shy?

What the hell?

Shy about what?

Why should she be shy?

It couldn’t be a part of their two-person play.

The thought alone made Lin Murong shiver.

Wait, he had just slept for one day, why did it feel like something huge had happened?

Were they moving too fast?

Was it really okay for them to progress so quickly?

Not good, right?

Not good at all!

Lin Murong roared inside his mind.

Why not roar out loud?

Because...

He was hungry.

He had woken up because he was hungry after sleeping all day.

If not for the hunger, he wouldn’t have woken up, he could have kept sleeping.

Damn it.

He couldn’t afford to roar out loud, it would consume too much energy.

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

Forget it, he might as well scavenge for food himself.

The supermarket was so big, there were so many things, and he was so skilled in cooking, he could definitely feed himself well.