Paranoid Doctor Only Loves Me
Chapter 407: Lu Han: Missing you

Chapter 407: Lu Han: Missing you

Ye Sichen’s appearance had no effect on Tang Su’s mood.

After Ye Sichen left, Tang Su still went about her plans as usual.

She cleaned the house until it was spotless, which made for a pleasant mood.

While Tang Su was busy, Little Douding stayed calmly and quietly by her side, waiting until the glass was wiped clean before jumping up and basking in the sun on the bay window.

The penthouse came as a perk from the developer, and Tang Su even had a little garden up there.

She had planted some flowers and plants.

After cleaning, Tang Su also went to check on them.

She had an automatic watering system installed there, which could be operated from her phone, so she didn’t worry about these treasures dying of thirst even if she was away from home for many days.

After finishing everything, Tang Su went to the kitchen for a glass of water. Before she could finish drinking, her phone rang.

"Busy with what this whole morning? Not a single text or call."

The call was from Lu Han. As a boyfriend, Lu Han felt a little wronged not having received a single message from his girlfriend all morning.

"Doctor Lu, you’re at work, and as a girlfriend, especially the girlfriend of a doctor, I should be conscious of that," Tang Su answered with a laugh.

"So formal with ’Doctor Lu’? Want to be disciplined tonight?" Lu Han’s words were laden with innuendo.

There was also a hint of naughtiness.

Tang Su nearly choked.

She had thought about retorting, "Do you think you can handle me?"

But then she considered, even with her stable relationship with Lu Han, she shouldn’t reveal her shortcomings too quickly. No matter what, it was better to wait until she completely won him over.

After all, once they were married and she became his wife, it would be normal for a wife to be a little affectionate towards her husband, right?

Besides, with Lu Han’s dashing looks, it would be a waste to leave him unadmired after marriage, wouldn’t it?

Tang Su wasn’t one to waste. Since she was young, her parents always taught her to cherish...

And what should be cherished wasn’t just food.

"What were you busy with at home this morning?"

"I was being a diligent little bee at home, airing out the comforters. Doctor Lu, the sun is quite nice today, so how about I take yours out to air as well?"

"Sure, hard work, girlfriend."

"It’s no trouble, boyfriend, it’s what I should do."

"What would you like for lunch? I’ll pack it up and bring it back. I’m missing you."

"Something simple. How about sweet and sour spare ribs, boiled beef in hot sauce, and a stir-fried green vegetable? If it’s convenient, bring some soup along, and that will be perfect."

"Okay."

Lu Han agreed, his brows raised in a happy smile. He liked Tang Su’s straightforward approach, specifying exactly what she wanted to eat instead of being indifferent and making her boyfriend guess, getting mad if he guessed wrong.

He really couldn’t cater to that kind of girl.

Of course, he wouldn’t cater to them either.

However, if Tang Su was that kind of girl, he would still serve her.

The level of effort would be different. If she said it didn’t matter, he would be willing to guess.

"Thanks, boyfriend. See you in a little while."

Tang Su went across and took the comforter from Lu Han’s bedroom to air out on the roof, and put the sheets in the washing machine to wash.

After she was done, Lu Han returned with the homemade dishes she had ordered.

Little Douding jumped out of its cat nest upon hearing Lu Han’s voice, rubbing against his leg, wanting Lu Han to hold it.

Instead, Lu Han did not pay any attention to it, placing the takeout food in the Su Family kitchen, and while Tang Su followed, trying to help, he reached out to scoop her in, grabbing the back of her head and leaning down.

"Mmm—"

Tang Su was caught off guard and her lips were sealed.

Holding a soup in her hands, Tang Su didn’t dare to push or hug, afraid of spilling it, so she couldn’t even respond.

Her body stiffened as she let Lu Han ’bully’ her.