Apocalypse: My Sweetie Is Tough but Cute
Chapter 515 - Chapter 515 Chapter 516 Your Husband is No Ordinary Man

Chapter 515: Chapter 516: Your Husband is No Ordinary Man Chapter 515: Chapter 516: Your Husband is No Ordinary Man The large hand behind her head suddenly paused.

Su Shu lowered her long eyelashes.

After a while, the warm palm was still gently stroking her hair.

After waiting a moment, she heard Tang Zelin’s gentle voice coming from behind her.

“I have no questions, you are my wife. Whatever you want to say, I’ll listen.”

Upon hearing this, Su Shu couldn’t help but shrink into herself, drifting further into his embrace.

Tang Zelin understood and embraced her tighter with his arms.

All along, he had known that he married a woman who deeply lacked a sense of security.

In her youth, without the love or protection of parents, she obsessed over a man who could not respond to her affections. She locked herself away in a place difficult for others to reach, and the only warmth she had was what she provided for herself.

Whenever he occasionally realized these things, a tinge of pity inevitably arose from the depths of his heart.

He didn’t know this when he first met her.

It was during their marriage, through bits and pieces of interaction, that he slowly discovered his wife was a very conflicted girl.

She appeared indifferent on the surface, yet her heart was filled with warmth.

Sometimes she was impassioned, yet at other times, after careful deliberation, she could calmly stand aside as an observer.

She never rashly interfered in matters that weren’t her concern, nor would she easily forsake her own dignity as a person, Apocalypse or not.

Sometimes he found it hard to pinpoint her criteria for judging things.

To him, she was like a puzzle, from top to bottom, inside and out, ensnaring him in the daily routine of their life together.

He always had a feeling that she hid a great secret in her heart.

For he had noticed several times how she stood behind him, hesitating to speak.

That look, clearly wanting to tell him something, yet retreating after struggling.

He was no stranger to it.

He didn’t know if the words she had just spoken were triggered by something, making her want to say something to him.

Su Shu’s cheek, resting against the man’s knee, nestled between her own arms as she spoke, Tang Zelin felt a faint twitching at his knee.

He leaned down, whispering into her ear, “What’s wrong?”

“Nothing much, just thinking about what you just said.”

“What did I say?”

“Thinking about why you are so good to me.”

Although he had already begun to suspect something in his heart, if she chose not to speak, he never relied on his rights as a husband to demand her honesty and confession.

Tang Zelin’s gentleness was rarely overt, but it was precisely in these subtle moments that she felt an urge to cry.

When Tang Zelin heard her murmuring response, he couldn’t help but laugh.

He ruffled her hair vigorously, “Silly girl, what’s always on your mind? You are Tang Zelin’s wife, not easily deceived into marrying me. If I don’t treat you well, who will I treat well?”

“But some people wouldn’t. Once the fish is hooked, they no longer bother to lure it.”

“That’s ordinary people.”

Su Shu turned to look at him.

Tang Zelin slightly tilted his head, his eyes smiling, “Your husband is no ordinary man.”

He pinched her nose, his gaze clear as he looked at her.

“I know I married a girl with secrets. As your husband, of course, I want to know what you think about every day, but I won’t require you to tell me everything.”

He held her hand, his fingertips gently tracing her pale back of the hand.

“Actually, there’s a question I’ve had for a long time and haven’t found the right moment to ask. If you don’t mind, could you answer this one first?”