Qin Yin was somewhat bewildered, but still answered him, "Nan Sichen, you are Nan Sichen."
His eyes instantly darkened, filled with lust, and he began to move more vigorously.
Yet his movements became exceptionally gentle, and his voice tender as he said, "Yinyin, I don't want you to leave me."
"I won't, Nan Sichen, I will never leave you, never ever," Qin Yin said as if making a promise, speaking with utmost solemnity.
"It was out of fear that I was rough with you, please forgive me," Nan Sichen said to a woman for the first time.
Who was he? He was the untouchable young master of Jiang City, able to have any woman he wanted, all of whom would throw themselves at him. Yet here, beneath him, was a woman he had no certainty over, almost driving him mad.
He thought about giving up, but couldn't bear to, wanting to be together yet always worried she would leave him. Thus, he became agitated, distrustful.
He had never encountered a woman like this before.
Never.
