My Online Girlfriend Has a Twin Sister

Chapter 500 - 321: Chen Yuan, Don’t Force Me to Slap You

"I know you’re furious, Yaoyao, but if I can’t tell you what I’m thinking, who else can I tell? At least let me finish."

Without another word, Chen Yuan pulled Jiangg Yao back into his arms and set her down on the sofa.

He was a guy using his strength, so of course Jiangg Yao couldn’t resist. Her eyes red-rimmed, she landed with a THUMP, pushed down onto the sofa.

She even bounced a little on the soft cushions.

"Why should I have to listen to a bastard like you? I don’t want to!" she yelled, trying to get up again.

"Where are you going? It’s the middle of the night."

"Home! I’m going to tell my sister on you."

"Sis, Yaoyao... Please don’t tell her!" Hearing this, Chen Yuan instantly dropped to his knees, terrified, and flopped down by Jiangg Yao’s legs.

When the two sisters had been chasing after him, he had never been this pathetic.

But times were different. The tables had turned.

Chen Yuan knew his current idea and his actions were truly outrageous.

But things like face or a sense of morality didn’t matter. Chen Yuan knew the only important thing right now was to stop Jiangg Yao. Her threat to tell on him was obviously just something she’d said in anger, but if there was even a one-in-ten-thousand chance that Yaoyao revealed the slightest hint of the situation, his plan would be completely ruined.

Chen Yuan had dared to tell Jiangg Yao in large part because he was relying on her unconditional love for him—a love no one could deny.

Even so, Jiangg Yao was still dizzy with anger.

She pointed at Chen Yuan’s cheek and said furiously, "Are you going to let me leave or not?"

"No way."

"I’m about to get physical."

"Fine, go ahead."

Chen Yuan looked at her pitifully, then simply shut his eyes, flopped onto her lap, and clung to her legs, giving up completely.

Jiangg Yao was silent for a long moment, then suddenly let out a cold laugh.

It was unclear if she was laughing at Chen Yuan’s shamelessness or at herself for being so furious yet unable to bring herself to lay a finger on him.

Chen Yuan had to admit a shameless truth: it was precisely because he knew Jiangg Yao so well, because their relationship was more intimate and free, that he dared to voice his true thoughts.

In other words, Jiangg Yao liked him too much, and he was simply taking advantage of that affection to bully her.

His Yaoyao, who loved him to death, would never leave him so easily.

"I know you don’t want to hear this, that you refuse to listen, but I have to say it. Right now, I can’t confide in anyone else. You’re the only person in the world I can discuss this with..."

Chen Yuan’s voice was muffled as it echoed through the living room, as if he were talking to himself.

"Yaoyao, you always treat me with such tolerance. It’s like in your eyes, everything I do is good. If even you are this angry, then how am I supposed to tell Jiangg Ning? I can only talk to you..."

His face was buried, his expression hidden.

A nineteen-year-old boy doesn’t have such a carefree state of mind. There were countless things he cared about, and without a doubt, the most important was being worthy of the people he loved.

That was important. More important than anything else.

"Of course you don’t dare tell her. With my sister’s personality, if you said that, she’d probably never speak to you again for the rest of your life. She wouldn’t be like me, letting you lie on my lap, would she?" Jiangg Yao said mockingly, her arms crossed.

"Exactly! So please, Yaoyao, you have to promise you won’t say anything," Chen Yuan said, instantly lifting his head, his hands clasped in a prayer. "Please, please."

"Bastard! I’m so mad I don’t even know how to curse you out."

"Curse me out however you want."

"As if I’d bother," she said, glaring slightly with her beautiful eyes.

Now that things had come to this, Chen Yuan could see that Jiangg Yao’s anger had subsided. He breathed a sigh of relief, feeling a wave of gratitude like he’d just survived a disaster.

Impulsiveness is a bad thing most of the time.

But today, it had worked.

By finally speaking up, he had passed the first hurdle. If he hadn’t been impulsive today, who knows how long he would have kept it all bottled up.

The difficulty of deceiving both of them was growing exponentially, and he was the only one bearing the burden.

"When I said I want to marry you both, it’s not because I just want a woman on each arm. Yaoyao, you know me. How could I be that kind of person? It’s just that I don’t want to let Ningning down. And if you two sisters both marry me, you won’t have to be separated. When you think about it that way, isn’t it a pretty good idea?" he explained in a small voice.

"My dear Young Master, right now I really want to crack open your head and see how you could possibly come up with such a fantastical thing to say."

"Why is it fantastical?"

"Because there’s no way I’d agree. Do you think Ningning would agree? Would your parents agree? My mommy... let’s not even get into her. The law won’t allow it either. In short, it’s a delusion! No matter how much you don’t want to wrong my sister, you absolutely cannot resort to such a terrible idea. You want to escape the pain of your guilt—that’s understandable. But you can’t make an even bigger mistake because of it, understand?"

Jiangg Yao spoke with righteous conviction. Her words not only contained logical, despair-inducing facts but also struck right at Chen Yuan’s weak spot.

His current logic was flawed. Because the claim that he was afraid of feeling guilty was a lie; the truth was he just wanted to marry both of them.

Her words made Chen Yuan’s confidence falter.

Jiangg Yao rarely lectured so seriously. When she got like this, Chen Yuan had to admit he felt the same kind of pressure he felt from Ningning—a sense of surface-level harmony but emotional distance.

He was a bit dazed, at a loss for words.

After a moment, like a prisoner before his sentencing, Chen Yuan asked reluctantly, "Let’s take a huge step back. Wouldn’t it be good for you sisters to stay together? Let’s forget everything else—none of that is important. I’m only asking this one question."

"No!" Jiangg Yao answered immediately.

"Why not?"

"Because my sister and I have lived together for a long time already. Change wouldn’t be a bad thing for us. After I marry you, there’s a whole new happy life to look forward to, to envision. I’m already envisioning it now. Why must I stay with my sister for the rest of my life? Will our relationship change just because we’re apart? No. Even if we didn’t see each other for ten years, our bond is stronger than steel."

"Ningning thinks so too?"

"More or less. We’ve discussed it before, and our thoughts are basically the same. She might be a little more worried about me, though."

The worst had happened.

Chen Yuan was at a complete loss for words.

He wanted to change Ningning’s mind, or rather, change both sisters’ minds. The only way was to dismantle their resolve from the inside. If Jiangg Yao could be his ally, there might have been a slim ray of hope.

But he never expected Jiangg Yao to be so firm in her stance on this matter.

He was well and truly fucked.

"Okay, I get it."

"Young Master, you need to snap out of it. The real issue right now is figuring out how to properly tell Ningning that you chose me. I know it’ll hurt, but the pain will pass quickly... Don’t you think?"

"If only it were as easy as you make it sound," Chen Yuan replied, his eyes lifeless.

"You can think of it like a nurse giving you a little shot in the butt. It’s scary to imagine, but it’s just one quick ’prick,’ and it’s over. You don’t want to avoid that little needle only to end up needing surgery."

"Hah. It’s not *your* butt."

"If you really want me to take the shot for you, I can. I can go talk to my sister right now. Do you need me to?"

"Forget it," Chen Yuan said, waving his hand. "I’ll do it myself."

"See? Problem solved."

Jiangg Yao breathed a sigh of relief, thinking she had finally made Chen Yuan see reason.

’This kid is great in every way, except that he’s stubborn and tends to get hung up on things.’

’It’s a good thing he has Auntie Yaoyao here to give him some earnest, heartfelt advice...’

Jiangg Yao’s gaze toward Chen Yuan softened with a bit more affection and pity—he looked so dejected right then, with a pitiful paleness about him, like someone who was sick.

’It’s clear he’s terrified of letting Ningning down.’

’At least his intentions are good,’ Jiangg Yao thought, ’even if his idea today was completely idiotic. Some people feel guilty to their dying day over a love they can’t repay. It just proves he has a heart.’

"Yaoyao?" Chen Yuan’s eyes suddenly lit up.

"Yes, Young Master?" Jiangg Yao listened patiently.

"Is it possible that the three of us are a match made in heaven, fated to be entangled, and that’s why we can’t be separated? I suggest we put our faith in metaphysics right now. We should find a powerful master to read our romantic fortunes. Maybe that will give us the answer," he said with great enthusiasm, as if it were a perfectly serious suggestion.

"...Don’t make me slap you," Jiangg Yao said with great difficulty after a long pause.

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