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Beast World: From Villainess to Cub-Raising Chef novel Chapter 30

Chapter 30: Chapter 30: Scolded into Submission by Bai Su

Lu Tingyan closed his eyes, forcing himself to believe he had come to see Bai Su tonight because of business, and for no other reason.

He walked straight into the dining room. "I have something to ask you. And I’ll eat while I’m here."

Behind his back, Bai Su made a show of baring her teeth and claws, wanting to smash him on the back of the head.

But she still resigned herself to her fate and went to the kitchen to cook.

She took out five or six pounds of high-quality fresh beef she had bought that afternoon from the refrigerator, planning to make him a beef stew.

Lu Tingyan suddenly asked, "I heard you awakened a Healing Ability? When did that happen?"

Without turning her head, Bai Su replied, "A little while ago, I guess. I suddenly realized the food I make is pretty delicious, and after eating it, my minor cuts and scrapes all healed."

She had prepared her story long ago.

Lu Tingyan asked again, "How did Bai Xiaolang end up at your orphanage?"

Bai Su froze for a second. "What?"

Lu Tingyan repeated himself. "I want to know how he came to the orphanage. When you took him in, did he have anything on him that could prove his identity? Or did someone bring him to you?"

He’d hit the nail on the head.

Bai Su was missing exactly one year of her memory; she knew nothing about Bai Xiaolang’s origins.

She felt a pang of guilt, afraid Lu Tingyan would uncover the truth.

Bai Su quickly asked the system in her mind, ’Can the Federation’s technology scan my brainwaves? Will they find out I’m not the original owner of this body?’

System: ’Rest assured, Host. With this world’s current level of technology, there is absolutely no way they will discover your otherworldly identity.’

Only then did Bai Su secretly breathe a sigh of relief. She decided to come clean with him. "I don’t know. Actually, I’ve lost all my memories from the year I came to the orphanage."

Lu Tingyan’s fingers, which had been tapping on the table, paused. He hadn’t expected this answer.

He impassively observed her expression in the reflection from the stovetop. "Is that so? You have no memory of the year you came to the orphanage? The entire year you were eighteen?"

Bai Su nodded. "That’s right. My memory cuts off the day before my eighteenth birthday. The next thing I remember is my birthday a year later, at the orphanage."

Lu Tingyan leaned back slightly, his brow furrowed. "Such a neat and tidy memory loss?"

Bai Su nodded. "That’s why I’m so curious. Why do you hate me so much? What did I do back then to make you despise me like this?"

Lu Tingyan stared intently at her face. His tense back and drooping wolf tail revealed his dangerous mood.

Obviously, he didn’t believe her.

Lu Tingyan said, "I don’t think the Federation’s current technology is advanced enough to precisely delete a specific period of a Beastman’s memory, as if deleting a file. Nor would any organization dare to do such a thing to a female of the Bai family within the Federation’s jurisdiction."

With fluid motions, Bai Su placed the prepared beef into the stew pot and turned to look at Lu Tingyan.

After a long silence, Lu Tingyan still hadn’t gotten a response from her. "?"

Bai Su walked over and unceremoniously smacked him on the back of the head. "If you’re not going to believe me, then don’t ask! What’s the point of being all paranoid and suspicious after I give you an answer? Why come over here in the middle of the night to be a pain in my ass? Are you sick in the head?"

Lu Tingyan clutched the back of his head in disbelief.

Bai Su rolled her eyes. "Are you about to say, ’Woman, how dare you lay a hand on me?’"

Lu Tingyan: "..."

Bai Su raised her hand again, posturing as if she were about to slap him.

Lu Tingyan actually forgot to fight back, instinctively turning his face away to dodge.

But the anticipated slap never came.

Bai Su was already back at the stove, preparing other ingredients.

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