bdsm-fiction Chapter 973 Going to Start a Business
Chapter 973 Going to Start a Business
What happens when the plane goes out of control? Paimon doesn't know.
But she was still frightened by the dangerous warning.
But thinking about the current situation, Paimon became extremely anxious, "You...you want to break up with us?!"
Kong shook his head. "No way."
He did have that thought a long time ago.
But now that things have come to this, he will not leave first unless Su brings it up.
Paimon asked, puzzled, "Then why don't you ever come home?" This question left Su feeling confused, annoyed, and worried!
Looking towards the living room, Kong could not see Su's figure from the dining room side; he could only see a small patch of shimmering "fish tail."
Kong lowered her eyes. "I need some time... to adjust myself."
He always hoped that Su's condition would get better and better.
But when he discovers that Su's feelings for others might surpass his own, he...!
In short, he needs time to adjust his mindset.
We must not let negative emotions and impulses lead him to make wrong decisions and cause him to become someone else entirely.
Kong reached out and supported his forehead, also hiding the conflicted look in his eyes. "And Ying's matter is still on my mind."
He knew that Ying was never an obstacle to his pursuit of happiness; on the contrary, Ying only hoped that he would be happy.
But he really couldn't focus on enjoying his relationship with Su while Ying was burdened with a heavy fate.
Paimon was completely dumbfounded.
After my brain slowly churned for eighteen rounds, I finally managed to sort out the situation.
The current situation is that Sora, who has always supported Su in finding a partner, has become disappointed and insecure because of some small details.
If he doesn't confess his feelings, the anxiety and panic in his heart will only grow as Su has more and more choices.
Before Su truly matures, Kong would never confess his feelings.
Because what Kong wanted was Su Hengjiu's unwavering and steadfast love.
Su, who was not yet mature and was undergoing dramatic changes in her growth, could not provide that.
Finally, there's the matter of my younger sister.
Paimon remembered that Su had told her earlier that she didn't need to prepare a birthday present for Kong.
Paimon: "No birthday presents, no celebrations, are we not going to let you have a proper birthday celebration?"
"Okay!" Su nodded. "I'm not celebrating my birthday anymore. I'm not celebrating any of them, not even mine."
Paimon didn't understand. "Why?"
Su: "Because Sora's birthday is also Ying's birthday. Sora isn't in the mood to celebrate her birthday because her sister hasn't come home yet."
Su said that she was usually fine, but on these special days, the happier she was during the day, the sadder she would feel when she was alone late at night.
Su: "Or maybe he's not actually happy during the day, but we'll pretend to be happy to celebrate his birthday."
"So we won't celebrate Kong's birthday anymore. We'll celebrate it together with her after we find her sister."
Paimon: "Then...did I let the plane crash happen to me on my birthday?"
Sue: "Paymon didn't have a birthday either. You celebrated Children's Day!"
Paimon snapped out of his reverie.
Sora can't focus on dating until his sister returns.
Even though reason tells him that his sister was never an obstacle to his pursuit of happiness, his emotions prevent him from taking that step.
The happier I am, the sadder I feel...
What prevents Kong from achieving happiness is never a limitation of ability, but rather his overly delicate and perceptive heart.
Even if Kong impulsively confesses his feelings and gets together with Su, he still cannot bring Su happiness.
Because Su was actually gentler and loved him more than Kong thought.
So, she's gone from being completely at ease to feeling dissatisfied.
Love is sometimes greedy.
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Kong was also troubled by his own greed.
He felt like a jerk.
Unable to confess his feelings, he and Su are building a happy future together.
We also cannot sincerely wish Su well as he leaves with the others.
I took the initiative to separate from Su in order to adjust my mindset.
But when he discovered that Su was anxious and restless because of him, he felt both heartache and... secret joy.
I felt both secretly pleased and ashamed.
He was secretly pleased that he was indeed important to Su, yet ashamed of his own despicable behavior.
He cannot allow his own unease to, in turn, place Sue in a negative emotional state.
It's all his fault.
Kong: "Let's stop here. Don't tell Su about what happened today."
Paimon's eyes widened. "You're leaving again?! And... and you're not telling Sue..."
She was truly at her wit's end with Kong's troubles, but perhaps Su could solve them if he knew?
“Please, Paimon, let’s keep this conversation a secret between us,” Kong assured him. “I’ll be back soon after I’ve sorted things out.”
Actually, he shouldn't have come back today; he wasn't mentally prepared yet.
But seeing that key, and remembering that this house was built especially for him…
He simply couldn't resist the longing in his heart—to see her.
Go see her, quietly, just a glance.
So, in the early hours of the morning, he nervously opened the door.
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When Su woke up, Paimon told her, trembling with fear, that Kong had come back and left again.
She was really afraid that Su would fly into a rage and start a fight with Kong!
Sue didn't fly into a rage; she simply hugged her tail to her chest and curled up into a small ball.
Sue: "Did he say anything?"
Paimon stammered, "He said he'd be back as soon as possible..."
Su: "That's all? Nothing else?"
Paimon sobbed, "No, I can't say..."
Su didn't press further, her expression indifferent. "It seems that Kong has a higher priority with Paimon than I do."
Paimon really cried, "Waaah... I'm sorry! I... I also..."
Su sighed, released her tail, and hugged Paimon. "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said that. It hurt Paimon's feelings."
Paimon struggled to hold back his tears and sob, "It's not Su's fault, it's all Kong's fault!"
Early in the morning, the two girls hugged each other and recited a few words of prayer before finally getting up.
After Su finished washing up, she found the table full of familiar-smelling breakfast.
Paimon: "He only ran away after he finished making breakfast..."
"..." Su sat down, rubbing her forehead. "Is he some kind of fairy godmother?"
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After breakfast, Sue and Paimon went next door to find Funina.
Sue: "Furina, what are you doing? Shall we go to the farm outside the city today?"
Funina said she didn't want to play today. "Playing with Su is fun, but just playing isn't enough."
It's not enough for her to keep acting cute towards Su; she needs to pull herself together.
Seeing her own reliable side might make Su start relying on her instead, hehe~
Funina said she wanted to find a career that would allow her to feel a sense of self-worth.
Sue: "Furina, you've only been retired for a short time... do you have to be so career-oriented?"
Paimon thought it was normal for Frynn to think that way.
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the needs from bottom to top are physiological needs, safety needs, belonging and love needs, esteem needs, and the highest needs that are pursued only after the lower-level needs are met.
Self-actualization needs.
"In conclusion, Funina is rich and has plenty of free time. She is loved and respected by many people, making her perfect for pursuing spiritual fulfillment!"
Furnessa was extremely surprised, "Paymon is so professional!"
Sue: "Paymon, you've been secretly making progress behind our backs!"
"It wasn't a secret improvement!" Paimon stomped his foot in mid-air. "It's all Elheisen's fault!"
He said that as the greatest sage and the best partner of the Flower Knight, it would be very embarrassing if people found out that he was ignorant and incompetent.
In the end, she somehow got hooked on him and agreed to engage in some "light academic activities."
As a result, Al-Hysen frequently sent her textbooks and reading materials, and even required her to write reading notes...
By the time she came to her senses, she had unknowingly become a correspondence scholar at the Order of the Church.
Su was amazed. "I never imagined that Al Heisenberg was the one who was most skilled at persuading students to study and promoting education."
Paimon quipped, "I could tell that when he was in charge of your thesis."
Hearing that Paimon was so studious and ambitious, the retired Queen Funina was even more eager to start a new career as soon as possible.