Rachel continued to glare at me with the unmistakable expression of someone deeply annoyed.

"You’re such a bad girl."

"Yeah, I am," I responded without hesitation, immediately cringing at my own overly dramatic reply.

What kind of cheap soap opera moment was this? Rachel’s glare intensified, like she was ready to devour me alive.

"Ever since I came back, you’ve only been messing around with other girls, haven’t you?"

"Hey, what do you expect? It’s been 100 years. Think about how many times we did it back then—thousands, easily. There wasn’t a single day when the library wasn’t soaked with both of our fluids."

We did everything imaginable—and some things unimaginable. Even on top of bookshelves, mimicking those dark, sinister Ganph, or using books for, uh, unconventional purposes. So, yeah, it’s fair that I’d need variety.@@novelbin@@

"Are you serious right now?"

"And for me, it’s business. Purely business."

Business, in the sense that taking full control of Lust—Choi Si-woo—was part of my grand strategy. It’s all to make conquering the remaining six Sins much easier.

"Business, huh? I heard you were all over Choi Si-woo. Should I call her over and make her confess?"

"I’m sorry."

This is all Ray’s fault. I lowered my head in defeat, glaring at the airborne Little Dragon, who flapped her wings with an innocent expression. You little traitor! You’re not a child—you’re a curse!

"Are you glaring at Ray right now?"

"No, no! I’m really sorry! But come on, wouldn’t it be better if we just enjoy it? You know, make the most of it? Rubbing without passion isn’t satisfying at all."

It sounded like an excuse, but it was true. If I hadn’t done things the way I did, would Choi Si-woo have truly fallen? Maybe she’d still be struggling. Worse, she might’ve decided I wasn’t good enough and gone off to explore real NTR for fun.

"So, are you saying you did the right thing?"

"Which is why, today, my dear wife, I’ll skip the snake stew and eat you instead."

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