Chapter 1260 showed no reaction—how to satisfy her appetite? At that moment, Lu Yun nodded to Zhang Xiaoyu and said, "Xiaoyu, go to the canteen first. I'll join you shortly." "Okay." Zhang Xiaoyu seemed preoccupied, glanced at Lu Yun, and then turned to leave the convenience store. Watching Xiaoyu go, Lu Yun scratched his head in confusion. When had this girl changed? Previously, she had seemed to harbor an unyielding grudge against him—now, the way she looked at him carried a tender, affectionate quality. Was it just a coincidence? A soft creak of the inner door, and then Xiuyu and Xiao Ying stepped out, each asking, "Lu Yun, why did Zhang Xiaoyu come to see you?" "...” Well, Land Yun himself couldn't quite explain it. Today was the first day since Zhang Xiaoyu had taken a sick leave to attend class. As for why he had come to him, no one knew—most likely, it was because Land Yun had given Zhou Gao a smoke infused with Huhuan San, and during their intimate moments on the bed, a breeze from the pillow had caused Zhou Gao to reveal the truth. This scenario was very plausible. If Land Yun's analysis were accurate, then Zhang Xiaoyu's actions today were likely a deliberate trap—aimed at retaliating against Land Yun for giving Zhou Gao the smoke with Huhuan San. Indeed, as Zhou Gao had mentioned, he had left Xiaoyu so utterly exhausted that she hadn't been able to get out of bed for a full week. No way, Zhou Gaoren is just completely unaware of how to treat women with care. Even with Lu Yun's robust fighting spirit, he hasn't pushed the girls to the point of exhaustion. Earlier, when Zhou Gaoren mentioned that he had kept Zhang Xiaoyu bedridden, Lu Yun had felt a bit satisfied. But now, upon reflection, it seems that the smoke Lu Yun had given Zhou Gaoren didn't have such a powerful effect. Could it be that Zhou Gaoren used some unconventional, more intense methods when treating Zhang Xiaoyu, which is why she hasn't been able to get out of bed for a week? Regardless, since Zhang Xiaoyu has taken the initiative to seek reconciliation, Lu Yun has no intention of holding onto the situation any longer. After all, they're classmates—youthful grievances and emotions tend to fade quickly. %&*"; "Xiao Ying, Zhang Xiaoyu asked me to help her carry some wheat. Just wait a moment, I'll be right back." Lu Yun looked at the group of women, and finally settled his gaze on Xiao Ying. Having unexpectedly agreed to Zhang XiaoYu's request, he felt it would be improper to simply back out, so he bravely stepped forward and spoke. Xiao Ying gave a simple "oh," not knowing that Lu Yun and Zhang XiaoYu had a longstanding disagreement. However, Xiao Zhi and Zhao Feiyan were fully aware of the situation, both of them looking at Lu Yun with expressions of surprise. As Lu Yun walked toward the convenience store entrance, neither of them spoke to stop him. Liu Yun approached Lu Yun, her phoenix eyes constantly scanning him from head to toe, and smiled softly. "It's been such a long time since I last saw you—haven't you thought of me at all?" Lu Yun cleared his throat and chuckled, "Sister-in-law, I've been helping out my classmates, honestly. Heh, where's Zhang Gong? Isn't he here?" "Yes, he's not here—he's out with Xiao Ning..." Just as she was speaking, Zhang Xiaoyu entered the canteen calmly. Liu Yun giggled, "I always wondered how you could be so busy—turns out you've been helping out your sister-in-law all along!" "Sister-in-law, she's one of my classmates. This seventy-eight-pound bag of wheat? She simply can't carry it herself." Lu Yun didn't want to dwell on this point and smoothly lifted the wheat to the scale, then stepped up to weigh himself with ease. "Seventy-eight pounds, sister-in-law—take the meal vouchers." Liu Yun nodded, not even checking the weight, and headed straight to the bedroom. A short while later, she handed over a stack of meal vouchers to Zhang Xiaoyu. "Thank you Zhang Xiaoyu held the meal voucher, said thanks to Lu Yun, and then walked straight out of the canteen. Suddenly, the canteen felt a bit emptier, and an air of warmth and intimacy floated through the space. Lu Yun didn’t plan to leave immediately—she had already sensed from the way Liu Yun was looking at her that, no matter how much she wanted to leave, Liu Yun wouldn’t let her go. So, with a composed expression, Lu Yun leaned against the wall, watching Liu Yun gradually approach her. "Hey, kid, hasn't that thing down there grown bigger again?" As she came close, Liu Yun pressed her body tightly against Lu Yun, as if trying to merge herself and Lu Yun into one person. Though they had only done this a few times together, Liu Yun noticed each time that Lu Yun’s thing seemed stronger than before. Lu Yun chuckled, wrapped his arms around her, and said, "Sister, why don’t you give it a try?" "Of course we have to try. When I first saw you, my water just wouldn't stop flowing—my dress was completely soaked," Liu Yun slightly lifted her head, her phoenix eyes misty and gazing at Lu Yun with a fragrance like a gentle breath. "Come with me to the bedroom." With that, she stepped forward and was carried into the bedroom by Lu Yun. "Li Yunmei—glanced at Lu Yun with a look of displeasure and barked at him. "Well, then, if you're not going to be polite, I'll just have to take matters into my own hands," Lu Yun chuckled, then launched himself in a sudden leap, landing squarely on Li Yunmei's delicate frame. The two ended up embracing and nibbling at each other for a while before Lu Yun spoke. "Sister-in-law, you've seen no sign of any response from me, so how exactly am I supposed to satisfy your appetite?" Li Yunmei had already sensed that Lu Yun had shown no physical response below. In past instances, she would have lifted her head long ago. But now, after a prolonged embrace and series of gentle kisses, there was still nothing—no movement, no sign of arousal. With a look of suspicion, she asked, "Lu Yun, did you have a moment with that girl just before you arrived?" Lu Yun wiped his brow in sheer embarrassment, saying, "Sister-in-law, what are you thinking? I merely helped her carry the wheat—nothing at all as scandalous as you're making it out to be."