Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man

Chapter 1306: Chapter 1306: Reap What You Sow

“Your Big Brother is watching you,” Zhou Hengguang raised his eyebrows in the direction of Song Jinyan.

“I think they are looking at you.” Feng Yanze rested his chin on one hand, staring at Zhou Hengguang with eyes that seemed to have little stars twinkling in them, making one’s heart race and face flush with infatuation. However, as the object of such gaze, Zhou Hengguang only wanted to punch someone.

Zou Yi also had a defensive look on his face, as if he was looking at a pervert. Or to put it another way, in the eyes of many, Feng Yanze was indeed a dangerous pervert.

Ordinary people wouldn’t have the courage to call him brother.

“Why do you keep staring at my third brother?” Zou Yi raised his hand to block Feng Yanze’s eyes, but was irritably pushed away by Feng Yanze.

“Don’t block me.”

“Do you know it’s disgusting to keep staring at a man like that?”

“I know.”

“You know, but you still keep staring?” Zou Yi said, his face turning red with anger.

“I know, but for the time being, I can’t get over it.” Feng Yanze blinked, and then leaned slightly closer to Zhou Hengguang, staring intently at his sharp and compelling features. His burning gaze traveled from the attractive eyebrows to the deep eyes, down the straight nose, and finally settled on the moderately thin lips.

Feng Yanze narrowed his eyes dangerously, with a tumult of dark undercurrents swirling in them.

Zou Yi shuddered, suddenly stood up, and took on the stance of a protector, positioning himself between them as if vowing to defend Hengguang’s virtue to the death.

“Third Brother, Feng Yanze has completely lost it. You should stay away from him in the future.”

“Get lost.” Feng Yanze was particularly irritable because his view of the opposite person was blocked. “Hengguang hasn’t said anything, so what does it have to do with you?”

Zhou Hengguang, who had been quietly observing Song Jinyan and her companions, finally redirected his attention and patted Zou Yi reassuringly, telling him not to worry, before he disdainfully said, “How does it feel? To have fallen so badly?”

Feng Yanze rubbed his temples, exhausted, and said helplessly, “I acknowledge my fall, but I never expected that girl to be so…” How did she come up with that? While he was using psychological suggestion to hypnotize her, she not only counterattacked, but also suggested that he should fall for Hengguang.

And he, unfortunately, fell for it.

In fact, Feng Yanze was very clear about the cause and effect of everything, but the consequences of his mental defeat were still present. This failure also unleashed all the negative emotions he had been suppressing deep inside, as well as the demons locked in the abyss.

It made Feng Yanze utterly miserable, unsure of what he might become if he wasn’t careful. The inner workings of the human mind are the most complex and difficult to unravel. Even psychologists themselves often struggle to heal their own wounds.

Those dark aspects, he had managed to self-impose restrictions on, but the uncontrollable delight he felt towards Hengguang was something he couldn’t restrain momentarily.

Like now, he couldn’t help but steal glances at him.

Just one look would give him a pleasure he had never felt before, and if Hengguang could return such a passionate gaze, Feng Yanze thought he would surely be the happiest man in the world.

This unprecedented joy, affection, and quickening heartbeat felt so strange and yet so captivating.

Feng Yanze knew that what he was experiencing was only a temporary aftereffect, but he couldn’t help being infatuated.

With that thought in mind, he slightly lowered his eyes and whispered softly, “Hengguang, I don’t want to be treated anymore.”

“What?” Zhou Hengguang, who had always been composed, was so shocked his color changed, “Don’t scare me; if you don’t continue the treatment, I won’t hesitate to kill you myself.”

This bastard, too disgusting.