You Owe Me, My Love novel Chapter 342

Chapter 342 Be Good

Shen Yiyan stared at her dispassionately and Liu Yan didn’t know what to say at that moment.

The awkward silence started to turn eerie. This passive aggressiveness was so depressing that it might even make others feel breathless.

In the end, she turned to look at him. “I’m just out to travel for a few days. What are you doing?”

“Traveling for a few days or a few months? Liu Yan, I know what you’re thinking. Don’t play your tricks on me,” Shen Yiyan returned furiously.

Liu Yan slammed forcefully on the coffee table. “What’s wrong if I’m traveling for a few months? Why can’t I do that? Isn’t it a double standard to allow officials like yourself to go abroad but restrict my freedom to have some fun?”

“Have some fun? You’re rebelling against me,” Shen Yiyan berated heatedly.

“So what if I’m rebelling? Are you going to kill me? Come, kill me now.” There was a fiery glint in Liu Yan’s eyes. She was infuriated.

Shen Yiyan held her chin so tightly that her cheeks turned bulging.

Liu Yan struggled to shake off his hand but the more she jiggled her head, the more painful it felt on her face. By degrees, her face turned numb as a result of the soreness. Incensed, she shot daggers at Shen Yiyan.

“Keep moving. Go on. Why did you stop?” Shen Yiyan questioned her.

Liu Yan pursed her lips. Even though she stopped all her motions, the look in her eyes still bore the strongest message of her protest.

Shen Yiyan lowered his head and trapped her in his forceful kiss.

Liu Yan pushed him away but all her efforts were in vain. She was so agitated that beads of sweat started dotting on her nose.

Shen Yiyan only let go of her after a full three minutes of snogging.

The two of them stared at each other— both unwilling to yield.

“Can you just be good? You’ve already given birth to my child. You can’t just run about like that,” Shen Yiyan frowned as he said.

Talking about the child made Liu Yan even more aggrieved. Tears started welling up in her eyes and they turned misty all at once.

He raped her and made it appear like he had taken the contraceptive measures. Otherwise, she would have taken the pills.

When she knew that it was his child that she had conceived, she didn’t want to keep it but he sent his men to take her away.

Finally, when she was rescued, he proceeded to threaten her with Bai Rong’s life. She had no choice but to stay by his side.

God knows how reluctant I am to be with him. The person I despise the most in this world is Shen Yiyan.

I’ve disliked him even when I was young. This contempt only grows stronger as I age.

Shen Yiyan couldn’t bear to see her teary eyes so he loosened his grip and furrowed his eyebrows as he said, “If you just listen to me and stay obedient, I wouldn’t have hurt you. You were asking for it.”

Liu Yan clenched her fist tightly. The tears in her eyes remained there as she held them back stubbornly and complained, “I just want to go on a trip. Why am I not even allowed? I’ve been staying at home every day like I was a caged animal. I’m turning mad soon.”

“I have no objection if you want to travel but an unplanned trip like this is just too risky. What if you’re kidnapped? I’ll bring you on a trip when everything’s planned and arranged,” Shen Yiyan promised.

“Why would I be kidnapped? Why should I live under such apprehension? I don’t even have the slightest bit of freedom. I’m being guarded by your people at home. I’m still guarded when I’m outside. Is there any difference from being kidnapped?” The more Liu Yan spoke, the more aggrieved she got.

“You’re my woman and Bao is my son. They’re not guarding you. They’re protecting you.”

“Really? They’re reporting everything I do to you. Is this what you mean by protecting? I have no freedom of action! If one has to live a so-called free life being imprisoned, it’s better to die.”

A sharp and bitingly cold glint flashed across Shen Yiyan’s eyes and he held Liu Yan’s shoulders tightly. “What did you say? Say it again.”

The hostile air emanating from him was so horrifying that it was even more dreadful than death.