Guide Her to Nowhere (NPH) - Chapter 6

Chapter 6: Lick

“Qu Tang, can I lick you?” Shi Xi’s usually clear voice was hoarse with restrained desire, the moist, hot breath caressing Qu Tang’s earlobe as the words reached her ear.

Half of Qu Tang’s body felt numb.

“No… mmph!” Qu Tang’s straightforward refusal was muffled by Shi Xi’s palm, his grip so tight that she couldn’t make a coherent sound.

The next moment, a wet, soft sensation touched her neck.

He was licking her, again and again, tirelessly, and gradually, Shi Xi’s breathing took on an inexplicable panting.

The skin of her neck was delicate and sensitive, and each lick felt like an electric shock.

Before long, Qu Tang’s body, which had stiffened like she was struck by lightning, began to gradually soften, until she could no longer stand on her own, relying entirely on Shi Xi to support her.

Qu Tang couldn’t see Shi Xi’s face, but her mind automatically imagined what he must look like while licking her:

The beautiful, perfect Shi Xi, his lips parted, the pink tongue peeking out, licking her, his porcelain-white cheeks flushed, his eyes half-closed, a hint of lust in them, his hair and eyelashes trembling with the motion, like the wings of a butterfly…

“Mmm…” Qu Tang involuntarily moaned, her knees weakening, and she sank down, only to be promptly caught by Shi Xi.

Shi Xi withdrew from her neck and looked at Qu Tang.

His lips glistened with an ambiguous sheen, and he slowly licked them, the shine not diminishing but increasing.

“I heard you,” he said, the corners of his mouth curving upward, “You liked it.”

Qu Tang wanted to shake her head, but with her mouth still covered and her head held in place, she could only convey her message with her eyes, which were now hazy with arousal and anger, giving the impression of feigned resistance.

“I like it too,” Shi Xi leaned in again, his tongue licking Qu Tang’s earlobe, “What should I do? I don’t want to let you go.”

He sucked on Qu Tang’s earlobe.

Qu Tang’s mind exploded in a dazzling display of fireworks.

Qu Tang had left work early that day. She hadn’t gone for a walk with the dogs; instead, Shi Xi had held her and licked and sucked on her for nearly half an hour. The culprit, Shi Xi, seeing that she was weak in the legs, “kindly” allowed her to leave early.

Early leave was great, Qu Tang’s legs were no longer weak, and after forcibly calming herself, she ran faster than a rabbit out of the dog house.

All the way home, the blush on Qu Tang’s face hadn’t faded, and passers-by actively avoided her, fearing they might catch some kind of illness.

She was sick, a very serious illness, called Guide Syndrome.

Back home, Qu Tang immediately gave herself an inhibitor shot.

One inhibitor shot’s effect lasts a month, but given the current situation, she decided to take it early.

The next day, Qu Tang arrived at the Shi family on time, and this time, in addition to the black wolfhound, Shi Xi was also waiting at the dog house.

“I’m going with you today,” the gentle voice and tone conveyed words that brooked no argument.

Qu Tang had never imagined Shi Xi would have such a personality.

The servants in the manor never discussed their master, and Qu Tang had only heard some things about Shi Xi outside, such as his parents had passed away, he had a powerful older brother, and he moved to the Fourth District to live alone in order to recover from an illness.

At work, Qu Tang occasionally encountered Shi Xi, and each time he was very quiet, quietly reading, drinking afternoon tea, and she had seen him speak to the servants twice, and he was also very calm.

She had guessed that Shi Xi was a gentle, shy, and cultured young man, but after their interaction yesterday, she discovered that Shi Xi’s true personality was actually malicious and self-willed.

The calmness and gentleness were all just an illusion.