The Yellow-Haired Villain in Soaring Phoenix’s Novels Also Desires Happiness

Chapter 58、Late Night Stimulation Activities

“Woof.

Woof woof.

Woof woof woof woof.”

The “dog” in the room was barking.

It sounded quite cheerful.

But at this moment, Mu En’s heart felt like ice.

Why does this dog have so little fur?

Why are its hind legs so long, dragging on the ground behind its knees?

Why does this dog have neither pointy nor long ears, nor sharp canine teeth?

Why…

does this dog,

look so much like a person?

No,

that’s not right,

this is a damn person!

A completely naked man, with a collar and leash around his neck, crawling on the ground!

The room was dim, and due to the angle, Mu En couldn’t see the man’s face clearly.

But the man was barking like a dog, and it was evident he was barking quite joyfully.

Watching this scene, Mu En’s heart dropped to the bottom, feeling cold all over.

Damn it, could it be that the man who looks like a dog is actually the husband that Ailuka mentioned?

He wasn’t out for some reason; he had been kept in the room like a pet dog by Ailuka all along?

No wonder she didn’t let me see.

Wait, if that’s the case…

Ailuka is also a yandere?

Mu En shivered.

Damn it, what kind of yandere-attracting constitution do I have? Is one not enough, and now there’s another?

“What should I do, what should I do, do I need to save him?”

” But what if they are doing it willingly? Although this kink is quite perverse, I have no right to force anyone into anything.”

“What if he actually likes this? If I were to barge in on their good time, wouldn’t that be awkward?”

After all, the way that dog was barking so joyfully.

If even the dog-loving Mu En couldn’t tell the difference, then that was no ordinary level of mimicry.

It must have come from serious study and hard training!

“Darling, you seem a bit unruly.”

At this moment, Ailuka was actually in the room, squatting in front of the man, her fingers gently caressing his jaw, as if she were truly petting a beloved dog.

“It seems the time has been too short; there are many things you haven’t quite adapted to yet.”

“I must make you remember… my love for you.”

Ailuka suddenly took out a bag that Mu En recognized, the one she had been carrying the first time he met her.

From the bag, she pulled out one by one what seemed to be her new purchases for today… “toys.”

Rich lady’s happy whip.

Rich lady’s happy ball.

Rich lady’s happy candle.

Rich lady’s happy…

Looking at those items that could only be seen in certain extreme genres, Mu En couldn’t help but feel his eyelids twitch.

“Wow—this is too stimulating.”

Playing this big, could there really be no major issues?

He sighed inwardly, and while Ailuka wasn’t paying attention, Mu En decisively and quietly closed the door.

Pretending he hadn’t seen anything.

Sorry, bro, I can’t save you.

You guys are playing too extravagantly; I’m scared.

Time to slip away.

“Fortunately, the previous An didn’t know about these things, so he was still relatively pure; otherwise, I would have been doomed.”

With a melancholic sigh, Mu En tiptoed, ready to return to his room, acting as if nothing had happened.

“Grumble—”

But just then, his uncooperative stomach growled again.

This time it wasn’t because he was hungry; it was because he had eaten too much and was bloated.

“But can you not make noises like that at such timely moments? I’m starting to suspect you’re doing it on purpose!”

Mu En complained to his stomach in his mind, then suddenly covered his mouth and held his breath.

“Who—”

Ailuka in the room whispered cautiously.

“Is someone outside?”

Ailuka set down the “toy,” then motioned for the man on the floor to be quiet, gripping her wand tightly as she slowly approached the door.

One step.

Another step.

Yet another step.

“Mr. Mu’en, is that you?”

Ailuka called out tentatively.

No answer.

Her expression darkened as she grasped the doorknob and pressed down forcefully.

With a loud creak from the excessive force, the door swung open, revealing…

Nothing outside.

The corridor was dim and silent, only the wind chimes at the entrance tinkled softly in the breeze.

“Did I hear wrong?”

Ailuka glanced around, her brow furrowed. After confirming there was no one outside, she prepared to return to her room.

Suddenly, as if remembering something, she quickly walked to the opposite side of the corridor.

In front of the guest room door.

Without any hesitation, she opened the door.

Creak.

As the door opened, a cool breeze from the lakeside swept in, lifting a few strands of her long hair.

The window directly opposite the door was wide open, the curtains billowing in the lake wind, swaying like ghostly shadows.

And at this moment, the bed was empty.

“Oh dear, Mr. Mu’en, really, you leave without even informing me, your host?”

Ailuka tucked her disheveled hair behind her ear and stepped into the guest room.

She scanned the room and finally, silently approached the only place someone could hide—the wardrobe.

Through the gap in the wardrobe, she could vaguely see something moving.

“Do you think I’m a poor host and dislike me?”

Ailuka suddenly pushed the wardrobe door open.

Inside the wardrobe…

Still empty as ever.

“Leaving without saying goodbye really makes me so sad.”

Swatting a cockroach that was aimlessly scurrying in the wardrobe, Eluka surveyed the room once more, confirming that nothing was overlooked in any corner, and couldn’t help but squint her eyes slightly.

Glancing at the bed, which was only about a hand’s height off the ground, she suddenly bent down to take a look.

—Of course, there would be nothing there; at this height, not even an adult could hide, let alone a baby.

“It seems he really has left.”

Eluka walked to the window, gazing at the currently quiet village and the distant lake. After confirming that there were no unusual movements, she reached out to close the window and then drew the curtains.

“Left in such a hurry; he must have seen him, right?”

Eluka walked to the hallway, casually shutting the guest room door behind her, letting out a gentle sigh. “What a pity; I wanted to share with him… my love, after all, we could be considered friends now. Just like everyone in the village, sharing my love shouldn’t be a problem.”

“But, since he wants to leave, there’s nothing I can do; after all, I can’t force him.”

“But thankfully…”

Eluka turned her head, looking toward a door at the end of the hallway.

That was a room that Mu En had inadvertently missed.

“He didn’t discover what’s inside here.”

“Otherwise, I would have had to keep him here forever~”

“Hehe.”

……

I love you.

……

“Damn, I almost died of fright.”

Outside the guest room window, below the windowsill, Mu En curled up, pressing himself tightly against the wall.

This way, when Eluka stood by the window gazing out, she didn’t see Mu En right beneath her nose.

“The sickly sweet ones in this world are too terrifying…”

Each one has pushed their observation skills to the limit. If it weren’t for the fact that he wasn’t the one Eluka loved, he probably wouldn’t be able to escape her pursuit at all.

“Sorry, buddy, good luck to you. Your wife is too fierce; I’m powerless.”

After clasping his hands together in prayer for the man whose name he didn’t even know, Mu En skillfully slipped away, quickly disappearing into the night.

What he didn’t know was that shortly after he left, this village would have new guests visiting.