Her Little Mute Omega [Rebirth] - Chapter 36

After finishing her morning work, Lu Chan drove to the dessert shop.

Before she could even park, she saw Mu Jin emerge from the shop.

Today, Mu Jin wore a pale blue slip dress with delicate spaghetti straps, revealing her exquisite collarbones. The pleated design at the waist accentuated her slender figure, making her look almost too delicate to hold.

Her long, flowing hair cascaded down, adding a touch of gentle, intellectual charm—remarkably similar to how she looked after they married in their previous life.

For a fleeting moment, Lu Chan felt a surreal sense that they were already married.

Her eyes flickered slightly as she suppressed the sudden flutter in her heart.

“Sister Chan, I’m troubling you again today,” Mu Jin said, settling into the car. Her lips curved into a smile, and a faint blush tinted her fair cheeks.

“Don’t mention it,” Lu Chan replied coolly, glancing at the rearview mirror as she started the car.

Meeting Lu Chan’s icy gaze, Mu Jin’s heart skipped a beat. She unconsciously reached up to tuck a strand of hair behind her ear, her usually pale earlobe flushing crimson.

Lu Chan observed this scene, unable to resist stealing another glance. She murmured, “Xiao Jin, this blue dress suits you perfectly.”

“Really?” Mu Jin’s face flushed even deeper, her gaze dropping shyly as she clutched the cat-paw-shaped device in her hands.

A simple sentence made her heart race, her body feeling as if it were radiating heat.

Lu Chan caught the flicker of emotion in the corner of her eye, her heart softening as a faint smile curved her lips.

It had been a long time since the two of them had enjoyed such a quiet, relaxed moment alone together.

Lately, despite their frequent meetings, the atmosphere had been tense due to Mu Jin’s mother’s disapproval of Lu Chan.

Mu Jin often found herself caught in the middle, torn between loyalty to her mother and her feelings for Lu Chan.

Now that Yan Zhu had finally given her approval, the smile on Mu Jin’s face radiated genuine joy and relief.

As long as Mu Jin was happy, all the compromises and waiting Lu Chan had endured would be worth it.

“Sister Chan, what do you think the compatibility score would be between two S-Class individuals?” Mu Jin asked, tilting her head and flashing a sweet smile that revealed her adorable dimples.

“At least eighty percent,” Lu Chan replied without hesitation, deliberately underestimating the figure.

“Eighty percent is really high! If we were truly that compatible, Sister Chan, would you be willing to be with someone whose pheromones have no scent?” Mu Jin typed nervously, her trembling fingers pressing the confirm button. Her long lashes lowered, concealing the anxiety in her eyes.

Upon hearing this, Lu Chan pulled the car over to the side and leaned closer.

Sensing the shadow above her, Mu Jin instinctively looked up and met a pair of clear, deep eyes.

Her heart skipped a beat, and she immediately lowered her head, her cheeks burning hotter.

“As long as we’re compatible, that’s all that matters,” Lu Chan said, reaching out to gently stroke Mu Jin’s head.

After a moment of contemplation, she reluctantly withdrew her hand and rested it on the seat.

“But… an Omega without pheromones can’t attract Alphas,” Mu Jin murmured, her head bowed and her lip trembling. A pang of sadness tugged at her heart.

“I know,” Lu Chan replied earnestly, reaching out to stroke Mu Jin’s head again. “You don’t need to attract other Alphas.”

Mu Jin’s heart jolted, and a flicker of surprise lit up her eyes.

After a brief moment of eye contact, she smiled faintly. “Thank you, Sister Chan.”

Lu Chan’s heart softened. She withdrew her hand, straightened up, and resumed driving.