Transmigrated into the Villainess Alpha Who Marked the Female Lead (GL) - Chapter 7
Ji Ci’s first thought upon regaining her senses was to run.
She was truly bewildered. Regardless of how much the plot had deviated, just considering herself, an eighteen-year-old pure maiden who had been mother-womb solo her entire life, how could she possibly handle this?
Ji Ci clenched her hands into fists and ran wildly, forcing herself not to think about those embarrassing things. But her thoughts couldn’t help but drift back to the grove, following the fleeting neon traffic of the past.
At the time, she couldn’t see the female lead’s face, so her senses were infinitely magnified.
A soft, delicate person, covered in a light fragrance, sat on her. She was held still by the person behind her, prevented from twisting. Then, a lingering breath caressed the back of her neck, making her rain-dampened skin feel hot.
And then, Bai Yueli, she, she actually…
Ji Ci’s face flushed crimson.
A warm, wet, soft mass, like a gliding snake, or a sponge, moved around the back of her neck, filling all the empty places that needed release. The pressure was perfectly controlled, sometimes light, sometimes heavy. When it was light, that disobedient part of her wished for more comfort from the Omega. When it was heavy, it felt too painful, making her want to groan and beg for mercy.
She vaguely remembered doing just that.
However, she simply couldn’t stop an Omega in estrus.
Sharp, pearly teeth constantly rubbed against the swollen, aching spot on the side of her neck, sometimes painful, sometimes itchy. Perhaps she knew that spot; she had learned about it, the scientific name being the glandular sac, while idly flipping through physiology books that afternoon.
It was the place where pheromones were secreted.
The pulsating bump on the gland felt like it had been pierced by a needle. Suddenly, it was as if a barrier had opened, and she drowned in the icy lemon fruit scent overflowing from herself.
Ji Ci only vaguely remembered the first half of it. As the fruit scent spilled out, she felt as if she were soaking in a huge wine cellar emanating a rich, wafting aroma.
Her thoughts drifted freely with the mellow fragrance, sometimes soaring to the clouds from comfort, sometimes plummeting to the bottom due to lingering pain. It was a rollercoaster of sensations until Bai Yueli released her from her constraint.
“…” Ugh, she had recalled it all again.
The cold March rain beat down on her, yet she didn’t feel cold. Instead, her body was unbearably hot, especially her ears and cheeks.
So hot, so hot.
It wasn’t surprising she was so worked up. Ji Ci in her original world was a “triple-A” student, excellent in character, academics, and conduct. During her high school years, when she was just beginning to feel romantic stirrings, she wouldn’t allow herself to harbor fantasies about anyone at an age when she shouldn’t be developing feelings.
But now, before any affection could develop, the “process” had already happened.
She hadn’t even held a girl’s hand, yet she had been served by a girl’s lips and tongue. And the gland must be a very, very private place in this world. Although Ji Ci didn’t value the gland to the extent people in this world did, just thinking about such an intimate scene was enough to make her blush and her heart pound.
Ji Ci ran all the way to the intersection just a hundred meters from her home. A red pedestrian signal, changing from green, stopped her running pace.
Only then did she completely calm down.
The rain intensified, pouring down in buckets, accompanied by thunderous roars. It felt as if the sky was about to collapse.
An alarm suddenly rang in Ji Ci’s heart.
Oh no!
How could she have left Bai Yueli alone there! If she fainted in such heavy rain, wouldn’t she be drenched all night? Her brain would get damaged that way.
The red pedestrian signal flickered to green.
Ji Ci didn’t care about anything else and turned back, running.
In such heavy rain, no pedestrians were visible on the street. Ji Ci wondered if she should be grateful; no one meant she didn’t have to worry about the female lead, who hadn’t gotten through her heat yet, being coveted by others. But at the same time, she also lost the possibility of being rescued by a kind person.
Ji Ci practically sprinted back.
When she reached the dark grove again, even after searching every nook and cranny, she couldn’t find any trace of the female lead.
Ji Ci wiped away the rain obscuring her vision, her trembling voice echoing through the woods:
“Bai Yueli!”
“Senior!”
“Bai Yueli!”
After circling around and returning to her starting point, Ji Ci leaned on her knees, panting.
What should she do?
She was always good at solving problems, with no weak subjects among her six. She could be considered a perfect product for dealing with exam-oriented education.
However, when faced with this kind of problem,
No matter how capable she was, or how familiar she was with this book, she couldn’t predict the future course of events.
The plot began to collapse when the male lead dumped the blackboard newspaper task on her. Originally, tonight was supposed to be when the male lead marked the female lead, forming their first bond. Now, it had become the female lead reverse-marking her. The male lead, who was supposed to have calmed the female lead in her heat, would have called the hospital. Now, it was she, bitten by the female lead, who had fled in a panic, and now the other person was nowhere to be found.
Ji Ci was extremely frustrated.
Why did she run off on her own!
Ji Ci almost stumbled in despair to a pavilion. She was drenched. After running back recklessly, she no longer had the courage to run back again.
And she was out of stamina.
For this weak body, running four kilometers was already an exceptional feat.
She hugged her knees and curled into a ball, raindrops pattering down from her body. What worried her now wasn’t just thoughts about the plot.
Where exactly did Bai Yueli go?
Surely no one else had been there, right? If so, she dared not think deeper.
Sigh, she hoped Bai Yueli had sobered up and walked back herself.
Ji Ci was immersed in her thoughts when a light suddenly shone, particularly dazzling in the rain.
She shielded her eyes from the light.
The person who arrived was a slightly overweight elderly woman.
The elder held an umbrella for herself and carried another one.
Seeing the girl’s face clearly, the elder was both surprised and delighted: “Xiao Ci.”
Ji Ci immediately understood.
This was the original owner’s grandmother, Ji Liangying’s adoptive mother.
The elder, regardless of the water level covering her shoelaces, hurried towards her. Splashing water wet her pants.
“You’re drenched, aren’t you? Quick, let’s go home and take a hot shower.”
Ji Ci stood up with her help.
Somehow, seeing this elderly person with a face full of wrinkles made her feel quite wistful. And, what kind of feelings did the elder have, waiting so late for her granddaughter to come home, to go out looking for someone in such heavy rain?
The elder took her wet backpack: “Are you cold?”
Ji Ci didn’t know how to answer.
Yes, she was quite cold, but her heart was already filled with other emotions.
The elder assumed she was cold. “Take off your clothes and wear Grandma’s.”
She stared blankly at the elder.
These words felt very familiar, just like going back many years.
She didn’t speak, and those weathered hands moved on their own, as if to take off her clothes and give them to her.
“I’m not cold,” Ji Ci quickly said.
The girl’s voice was soft, like she was pouting.
“…Grandma.” She looked at the elder’s expression as she cautiously uttered the last address.
The elder paused slightly,
And stopped taking off her clothes.
Ji Ci’s lips curved slightly, her eyelashes wet, blinking enchantingly.
It felt so good; she could call someone “Grandma” again.