Quick Transmigration: Let Me Tell You, I'm a Social Anxiety Person

This time it was Ikeno's turn to ask: "Why aren't you saying anything?"

Wen Ying bit her lip. What could she say? These were undeniable facts. Chi Ye had heard and seen them with his own eyes. At this point, any explanation would only be an attempt to shirk responsibility.

Should she tell Chi Ye that chatting with others was fake, exchanging milk tea was fake, that it was all just going through the motions without any real feelings, and that the goal was simply to achieve the ending of the romance strategy?

Wen Ying was unable to speak.

No one would believe that the world they live in is just a fake love story; that would be too cruel.

In the darkness, she heard Ikeno chuckle briefly, then lower his head to find her lips and kiss them as if biting.

Wen Ying's breathing was completely controlled, and her voice was weak and strained: "I won't do this again..."

Ikeno didn't respond. He held her and kissed her deeply and fiercely. After a long time, he raised his head and touched her red and swollen lips with pity.

"Are you hungry? I've made dinner."

Meals were also eaten in the bedroom. Chi Ye somehow changed the chains, giving Wen Ying more room to move her upper body, and she was able to sit up.

Wen Ying wanted to take the bowl, but Chi Ye didn't seem inclined to hand over the food, feeding her spoonful by spoonful.

Wen Ying said, "It seems like I'm bedridden."

Chi Ye seemed to dislike the words. Wen Ying opened her mouth and obediently waited for the food, but he put his finger in, and Wen Ying nervously bit it.

"..." Wen Ying blushed, "You're the one who's sick, you misspoke."

He fed her hand-in-hand, and Chi Ye also took care of wiping her mouth and washing her face. But as time passed, Wen Ying gradually thought of something else.

She grabbed Ikeno's sleeve: "I want to take a bath."

Actually, there's still one important issue that hasn't been resolved: when it comes to the urgency of life, she can't hold it in forever.

Perhaps because Wen Ying's distress was too obvious, Chi Ye actually showed a moment of leniency, untied the restraints on her wrists, and carried her into the bathroom.

Wen Ying felt the sound of the chain being dragged at her ankles, guessing that the rope binding her feet must be very long, long enough for her to move freely throughout the entire bedroom.

But she soon gave up on that idea, because Ikeno carried her to the sink and began filling the bathtub with water.

The bathroom didn't even have a door. Wen Ying felt a chill run down her spine when she thought about where the bathtub was placed.

"How about..." she tentatively raised her hand, "I'll go take a shower?"

“The shower is broken,” Ikeno said.

Wen Ying immediately thought he was lying, but because her eyes were covered, she couldn't see if the shower was still working.

I could only sit blankly by the sink, listening to the sound of the bathtub gradually filling with water.

As the water level continued to rise, her heart pounded uncontrollably.

Wen Ying was so nervous that she clutched the hem of her clothes tightly. The next second, her eyes suddenly lit up.

Ikeno took off her blindfold and then tied it over her own eyes.

"..." Wen Ying was stunned. The moment she saw the light, she seemed to see Chi Ye's eyes, which were red as if he had cried hard.

"You go ahead and wash." Chi Ye picked her up and stood aside. "I won't look at you."

He seemed to be suffering from separation anxiety or something similar, and planned to stand like this in the bathroom. The eye mask provided excellent light blocking, so Wen Ying didn't need to worry about Chi Ye peeking at her.

She numbly began to take off her clothes, and her tension lessened somewhat, but then she started thinking about other things.

Ikeno's eyes looked like they had just been rained on; even though he had her by his side, he couldn't suppress his gloom.

Wen Ying quickly finished her shower and put on her pajamas. The next second, her body was lifted into the air as Chi Ye carried her back to the bedside, and the blindfold and metal ring were put back on her body.

This time she didn't struggle, but when she noticed Ikeno was about to turn around, she hooked the hem of his clothes with her fingertips.

Aren't you going to sleep with me?

Ikeno said, "I'm going outside to get my computer; I have some things to take care of at the company."

"Oh." Wen Ying let go of my hand. "Then could you bring me my phone for a moment? I want to send a message to my mom. I told her this morning that I was going home but I didn't go back. I'm afraid she'll worry."

Ikeno said, "I've already sent it for you."

He's thought things through quite thoroughly. Wen Ying lay on the bed, quietly pondering. Was Chi Ye going to be busy with work in the bedroom? Was the internet connection in this room working again? Would he stay home these days, by her side, not going anywhere else?

Ikeno looks really insecure.

Wen Ying didn't know how to make him feel better, so she took the initiative to snuggle into Chi Ye's arms late at night, kissing his lips tenderly again and again, repeatedly expressing her love for him.

But Ikeno started having nightmares.

The golden cage surrounded them, firmly preventing any possibility of escape.

Chi Ye's sleep became even worse. Even the slightest movement of Wen Ying, or even a slight weakening of her breathing, would cause Chi Ye to panic.

One night, she woke up and felt Ikeno put his finger to her nose, as if checking if she was still breathing.

Wen Ying was completely confused. She pouted and kissed his finger, mumbling, "Isn't your method a bit too primitive...?"

The next second she was pulled into a tight embrace. Contrary to his usual behavior, Chi Ye did not pull her into his arms, but instead buried his head in her chest, his ear pressed against her heart.

"Thump thump thump," Wen Ying seemed to hear the sound of a heartbeat as well.

"Don't you find it noisy?" This position was a little embarrassing, but Wen Ying suppressed her shyness and gently rubbed Chi Ye's ears.

The person in his arms stirred, and Chi Ye bit her fingertips into his mouth.

Wen Ying was too weak to struggle, and drowsiness enveloped her. Oh well, she would just sleep like this. She hoped that Chi Ye wouldn't go berserk in his dreams and bite off her fingers.

"...I will always be good to you," she said, fighting off her sleepiness.

In the following days, just as Wen Ying had expected, Chi Ye moved all his work into the bedroom.

Like Wen Ying, he hadn't left the house for several days. Food was delivered by a special person, and the garbage was also taken care of by someone. However, Chi Ye was very territorial and never allowed anyone to enter the house.

On several occasions, when Ikeno's assistant came to pick up documents or report on projects, he would simply stand at the front door.

It wasn't until an urgent phone call came in, informing Ikeno that the former chairman had been hospitalized, that Ikeno had no choice but to abandon his peaceful life and start changing his clothes to go out.

Since Chi Ye's eyes stopped turning red, Wen Ying's eye patch was removed. She looked at the wardrobe and watched Chi Ye take off his pajamas and change into formal attire in the room.

The cleavage of his abs and back was faintly visible before her eyes. She had touched and seen Ikeno's great figure before, but she still felt very embarrassed every time she saw it.

After Chi Ye changed his clothes and turned around, Wen Ying lowered his head awkwardly.

But he didn't leave immediately. Instead, he went back to the bedside and untied all the restraints binding her limbs.

Feeling a lightness on her body, Wen Ying leaned against him and looked up in surprise: "What do you mean?"

Chi Ye carried her out: "Come with me." His eyes were filled with even more nervousness.

Wen Ying didn't know if he was worried about his father's sudden illness or if he was concerned that if he left her alone at home and only went out briefly, the caged bird would disappear without a trace, leaving not even a feather.

She lifted her arms, now relaxed, and hooked them around Ikeno's neck, planting a comforting kiss on his chin: "Okay, I'll go meet your parents first."