My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

Really? Chu Heng stared at Su Jin, "Then if you make a pact, can you bleed instead of biting?"

"What are you thinking? Only by biting you can I leave a mark on you and cover up your aura. The bond is to save your life. Otherwise, if you keep biting me for a few years, you'll become an adult."

Su Jin rolled her eyes and walked to the bed to sit down, then raised her foot and kicked the man away, "I want to sleep, get out."

The kick was not very strong, so Chu Heng moved away a little and watched Su Jin lie down on the bed and close his eyes. He was probably really tired, or maybe he needed to digest something.

Chu Heng didn't disturb him. He stood up and walked out quietly after a minute. His hand unconsciously placed on his chest. It really hurt that time. Even though the pain has subsided now, he still feels scared. He really doesn't want to be bitten again. It hurts too much.

Chu Heng hurried downstairs after leaving the room. In response to Su Qingyu's question, he casually said a few perfunctory words and decided that it would be better to wait until Su Jin had rested before going back.

However, Su Jin, who fell asleep quickly on the bed, fell into that dream again. There was a chaotic battlefield and a familiar figure. He still couldn't see the man's appearance, but could only see the figure's back fighting on the battlefield.

His chest felt heavy, as if he was worried about something. Su Jin instinctively clutched his chest, his eyes fixed on the back.

He saw the rain of arrows flying towards him and countless people falling down after being shot, and the panic in his heart was magnified infinitely.

He opened his mouth to shout something, but the heavy drumstick fell down, muffling him from making any sound.

He watched as the sharp arrow pierced the man's body from his chest to his back, leaving a trail of blood. Countless figures crowded towards the man, shouting and killing, shaking the sky.

Su Jin wanted to go over, but his body was pulled back by countless hands, not allowing him to get even a little closer.

He could only watch as the man's body was pierced by countless sharp arrows, and was pulled off his horse by a series of figures, and disappeared from his sight bit by bit.

My eyes were covered and I was plunged into complete darkness.

His ears were blocked, all sounds disappeared, leaving only silence.

It shouldn't be like this. It shouldn't be like this.

He stretched out his hands as hard as he could to grab something. He wanted to shout, but his throat was inexplicably blocked and no sound came out of his open mouth. He fell into complete despair and could not even hear the voice in his dream that kept telling him to live.

No one called him Changye, no one could call his name anymore.

My heart seemed to be broken open, and bloody, suffocating pain spread throughout my body.

It hurts so much!

It really hurts!

Su Jin stretched out his hand with all his strength, wanting to break out of this nightmare and get rid of it all.

He prayed silently, hoping someone would come and pull him out of the darkness.

He wanted to go out, to return to reality, he didn't want to be in so much pain.

But he waited for a long time, and the silent and dark world did not give him any response.

Just when he was desperately wanting to give up struggling and let those hands pull him completely into the abyss, he finally felt warmth on his hands.

He felt his hand being held tightly, and he was pulled up with a very light force. The force that had been restraining him disappeared, and was replaced by a warm embrace.

Su Jin's eyelashes trembled as he felt a familiar touch on his back, which brought him peace of mind.

He finally opened his eyes, and after seeing the things in front of him clearly, he took a long time to wake up.

He is now Su Jin, and this is Su Qingyu's parents' home. He had that dream again, but this dream was even more terrifying and suffocating than the previous one.

He squeezed his eyes shut, letting the tears slide down his cheeks, soaking the fabric that his cheek was pressed against.

Chu Heng felt a slightly cold touch, and his hand that was gently stroking Su Jin's back stopped, and his eyes darkened.

Su Jin...

Crying...

This was his only thought at the moment. He knew that Su Jin must have experienced a lot and had also forgotten many things.

But even if Su Jin forgot, the pain was still buried deep in her memory, emerging in her dreams, and constantly tormenting her.

He wanted to say something to comfort her, but felt it was inappropriate. He could only continue with what he had just done, gently stroking Su Jin's back, waiting for him to slowly recover.

After a long time, Su Jin completely cleared away everything in the nightmare and slowly opened his eyes. He reached out and pushed away the person who was holding him.

Raising her hand, Su Jin wiped her face vigorously, wiping away the traces of tears, leaving only the lingering fear and despair behind her red eyes.

Chu Heng stared at him silently. In his opinion, Su Jin should always be strong, so what kind of experience would make Su Jin so fragile?

He didn't dare to ask. Perhaps forgetting was the best option for Su Jin. Forgetting wouldn't be so painful. He shouldn't be so serious and insist on finding the truth.

He didn't want to talk about Su Jin's sad story, so he spoke calmly, "Grandma is very worried about you. I told her you have a cold and need to rest. She made you some sour soup, saying it was your favorite when you were a child and it's appetizing. Would you like some?"

Su Jin lowered his eyes and spoke with difficulty, "Bring it here."

Chu Heng responded and took the bowl that had been placed aside. It was indeed a simple bowl of sour soup, still hot, and the sour smell in the air could be easily smelled.

Su Jin took it and took a sip. It didn't taste particularly sour, but it was still able to suppress the bitterness in his mouth. The soup moistened his dry throat, and Su Jin felt much more comfortable.

Putting down the bowl, Su Jin lay back down silently, but this time he didn't dare to close his eyes.

He was afraid that if he closed his eyes he would see that person's death, and afraid that after falling asleep he would fall into such despair again.

It was too painful, he was in great pain and didn't want to go through it again.

Su Jin's silence made Chu Heng feel uncomfortable. He sat by the bed and spoke after a long while. "I heard that listening to soothing music before going to bed can help prevent nightmares. Do you want to try it?"

Su Jin slowly turned his eyes to look over, as if asking silently, but did not speak.

Chu Heng opened his phone and opened the built-in music player. He found soothing piano music, but at a glance, many of them required membership.

He didn't care much about this before, so he quickly logged in, bought one, and clicked on the music to play.

Soothing music sounded in the room. Chu Heng's phone was in good condition, without any noise, and it was very comfortable to listen to.

After doing all this, Chu Heng looked at Su Jin. Seeing that the emotion in his eyes had eased a little, he continued to make suggestions, "It's very late. Why don't you eat something? Otherwise, you will be very hungry if you sleep until tomorrow morning."

Su Jin didn't really want to move, but the human body is like this, it needs food to replenish itself.

He could only prop himself up and sit up. "Give it to me. I don't want to go out."

"Okay! Wait a moment, I'll be back soon."

Chu Heng hurried downstairs and brought up the dinner reserved for Su Jin. Although the dishes were simple and the taste was forced, it was better than not eating anything.

Su Jin wasn't that picky about food. She simply ate something and then lay down, still feeling a little tired.