Chapter 2311: Silver Moon Sacrificial Song (10)

Chapter 2311: Chapter 2311: Silver Moon Sacrificial Song (10)

"I don’t know, wasn’t I just coming back to check? All you do is talk, why don’t you come back yourself? I’m home now, so I’ll stop talking..."

Yin Bai’s pupils contracted slightly, "My mom’s back!"

He jumped up, grabbed Chuzheng and ran. The bathroom was too far away, and there was a high chance they’d get caught by someone coming in. Yin Bai had no choice but to pull Chuzheng back to his room.

"Xiao Bai?"

Yin’s Mother’s voice grew closer.

"Why is this house so dark? What’s going on... Xiao Bai? Are you home?"

Yin Bai made Chuzheng stay in his room, and he opened the door to go out: "Mom."

"What’s going on these past few days? You’re not answering your phone and then you shut it off. Do you know how worried we are??"

"I don’t know where my phone went." Yin Bai whispered: "Sorry."

"You’ve been so forgetful for so long and haven’t changed a bit." Yin’s Mother shook her head but didn’t scold him, "Why’s the house so dark? You didn’t even open the curtains."

As she talked, she pulled the curtains open.

Sunlight poured in, reaching the bedroom door, and Yin Bai shrank back completely.

Yin Bai hugged his arms, his back pressed against the door: "Mom, I’m going back to my room."

"You’re not getting up?"

"I want to sleep."

"Sleep? You don’t have class today?"

"There’s no class today."

"...Alright, alright, what do you want for lunch? Mom will cook for you."

Yin Bai didn’t want to eat anything, but he didn’t want Yin’s Mother to suspect anything, so he casually mentioned something he usually ate.

"Then go back to sleep, I’ll call you later."

Yin Bai immediately went back to his room, free from the blinding light, his whole body relaxed.

"Is your aunt still here?"

"Mm..." Yin Bai shoved Chuzheng back into the room: "You... keep your voice down, this door isn’t very soundproof."

Chuzheng lowered her voice: "If you can’t eat anything, how will you deal with your aunt later?"

Yin Bai seemed very experienced: "It’s fine, she’ll leave soon, whether she cooks is uncertain."

However, this time not only did Yin’s Mother cook, she also came to knock on the door, asking Yin Bai to come out to eat.

Yin Bai: "..."

Yin Bai braced himself: "I don’t want to eat right now, leave it there, I’ll come out to eat shortly."

Yin’s Mother: "What’s wrong with you, kid? I hardly ever come back, and you don’t want to have a meal with mom?"

"..." Yin Bai could only continue to lie: "I’m not feeling well, I’ll eat a little later."

"Not feeling well again?" Yin’s Mother tried to open the door, finding it locked: "Open the door, let me see."

Yin Bai: "I’m just tired, a nap will fix it, mom, go on with your work."

It got quiet outside, Yin Bai thought Yin’s Mother had given up. Who knew just two minutes later he’d hear the sound of keys unlocking the door.

Yin Bai: "!!"

Yin Bai’s room was small, neither the closet nor under the bed had space to hide someone.

Chuzheng initially planned to use Yin Xian to hide, but suddenly Yin Bai dragged her onto the bed, throwing the blanket over to completely cover her.

Chuzheng: "..." He moved first! He moved first!!

Two people obviously took up more space than one, and Yin Bai piled all the mess on the bed to the side.

The door swung open, and Yin’s Mother stood at the entrance, just about to step in when her phone rang.

Yin’s Mother stopped to answer the call, and whatever she heard on the other side changed her expression.

"Alright, I’m heading back right now."

She hung up the phone and didn’t enter the room: "What’s wrong with you? Shall I take you to the hospital before I head back?"

Yin Bai quietly replied: "Just a cold, I’m fine, just need some sleep. Mom, go on with your work."

"Are you sure..."

Yin Bai interrupted her: "Mom, I’m an adult, I know how I’m doing."

Yin’s Mother asked several more times, but Yin Bai insisted he was fine, so she quickly put down some water and cold medicine on his bedside table and rushed off.

The room was still unlit, and with Yin’s Mother rushing off, she didn’t notice the oddity on Yin Bai’s bed.

Hearing the door close outside, Yin Bai’s tense nerves gradually relaxed.

Then, the next moment, they were taut again.

Under the blanket, Chuzheng reached out and hugged him.

Bam—

The door closed automatically, and before Yin Bai could react, Chuzheng already pulled him down, flipping herself on top.

In the darkness, Yin Bai sensed a cold atmosphere slowly creeping down.

"Do you know your behavior is an invitation to the Blood Clan?"

"I... I’m sorry!" The boy hunched his neck, trembling slightly: "It was just a reflex..."

"Oh?"

Chuzheng lowered her head, stopping near his neck.

The chilly air incessantly assaulted his skin.

Yin Bai’s body tensed: "Will... will it hurt a lot?"

"What?" something felt off about that question.

"Will it hurt a lot if you bite me?" Yin Bai asked softly.

Chuzheng paused for a few seconds: "You don’t think I want to bite you, do you?"

"...No... isn’t that it?" Her words earlier seemed to mean she wanted a meal, didn’t they?

Yin Bai took a deep breath, slightly stretching his neck: "I’m, I’m fine, you can bite."

Chuzheng: "..."

What a fool.

Chuzheng’s lips brushed against the skin of the boy’s neck, lightly kissing.

"How could I bear to bite you?" Chuzheng whispered softly.

The light touch made his body shiver, he tried to see Chuzheng’s face in the darkness.

Yet, the room was too dark, he could only make out her vague silhouette.

The weight on him lifted, Chuzheng lay down beside him, reaching out to cuddle him.

Yin Bai dared not move, recalling what happened earlier, blushing belatedly.

Yin Bai cautiously turned his head to look at her, and she hugged him tighter: "Don’t worry, you’ll be fine."

Chuzheng’s words pulled Yin Bai back to reality.

Yes... something was wrong with his body.

In the darkness, Ying Bai, confident Chuzheng couldn’t see his expression, boldly reached out to embrace her: "Am I going to die?"

"No."

"You’re not a doctor."

"As long as I’m here, you won’t die."

Little rabbit shifted his head, fluffy hair brushed Chuzheng’s cheek: "Do vampires really live forever?"

"No."

The Blood Clan also has lifetimes.

Though considerably longer than humans, it seemed eternal to humanity.

"Oh." The little rabbit seemed a bit disappointed but asked again after a while: "If I’m really going to die, would you turn me into a Vampire?"

"..."

Chuzheng stroked his fluffy head.

Chuzheng didn’t answer, and Yin Bai obediently didn’t probe any further: "You know what’s wrong with my body, don’t you?"

"Mm."

"Can you... tell me?"

"Your body might be transforming into Blood Clan, but there’s a problem..."

Ying Bai was shocked into silence, murmuring after a while: "But I haven’t been bitten by the Blood Clan."

"..."

I’ve bitten you!

The original owner’s family had a power—humans bitten by them would automatically forget what happened.

That’s why Yin Bai doesn’t remember being bitten.