Chapter 113 Part 2 (nsfw)

The feeling was both embarrassing and erotic, and Shan Ming’s face turned pale. He turned his head and glared angrily at Shen Changze.

Shen Changze rubbed his sore waist and soothingly wiped away the sweat from Shan Ming’s forehead. “Dad, don’t be angry.”

“Who have you been learning all this from? I’ve noticed you’re becoming more and more abnormal.”

Shen Changze explained, “Except for you, I haven’t been with anyone else. I’ve only… I’ve only simulated it with mannequins in the laboratory to control my sexual impulses. But I’ve only done it with you, Dad. I won’t touch anyone else other than you.”

Despite feeling somewhat upset, Shan Ming couldn’t help but want to smile upon hearing Shen Changze’s “pure” confession.

Shen Changze, seeing that Shan Ming’s expression had improved, tightly embraced his waist and murmured, “Dad, I love you. You have to accept everything about me. You have to become completely mine.”

Shen Changze’s possessiveness made Shan Ming feel uneasy. He had never seen anyone with such a strong desire for control over another person, as if wanting to hold even a single strand of the other person’s hair in the palm of their hand.

Before he could dwell on it, Shen Changze had already come onto him again. The sexual organ that had just softened not long ago unexpectedly rose once more. The stamina of a Dragon Blood Kin was truly astonishing.

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“Tang Tingzhi took them to the laboratory. Don’t worry, they’re all doing fine.”

Shan Ming wasn’t particularly concerned about what they would do to the Peregrine Falcons. Just considering Shen Changze’s reputation, they had to leave this place unharmed. As long as the Peregrine Falcons didn’t do anything out of the ordinary and cooperated with the military in data collection and experiments, they could easily walk away with the money.

However, Shan Ming cast a suspicious glance at Shen Changze. He doubted whether Shen Changze would allow him to leave. Nevertheless, whatever decision Shan Ming made, even if it meant killing him, he will do as he wants. Shan Ming was absolutely determined not to stay here. He was only meant for the battlefield and not for a peaceful life.

Shan Ming straightened himself up and said, “Then I’ll go too.”

Shen Changze supported him by placing a hand on his waist and said, “No need, Dad. Take a rest. There’s no rush. You can go anytime you want.”

After contemplating for a moment, Shan Ming crawled back onto the bed. His waist was throbbing with pain, and he really didn’t feel like moving.

Shen Changze continued to massage his waist, and Shan Ming closed his eyes for a while. Then, he suddenly said, “Show me the information you found about my hometown.”

Shen Changze paused for a moment, his hand still on Shan Ming’s waist. “Do you really want to see it?”

“Stop blabbering, bring it here.”

Shen Changze brought his laptop over and placed it in front of Shan Ming. He located a folder and opened it for him.

Inside were some photos depicting a row of very old residential buildings in a district of Suzhou. These were among the first batch of buildings that emerged over twenty years ago. Back then, it was enviable to live in them. However, they were now dilapidated and rundown. Shan Ming was somewhat surprised. China’s development had been progressing rapidly, yet this place hadn’t undergone demolition and redevelopment.

Shen Changze seemed to understand what Shan Ming was thinking. “It’ll happen soon. Suzhou is currently constructing a subway, and this area has been designated for demolition. It should be gone by the end of the year.”

Shan Ming gazed at the old residences here, years of dusty memories began to unfold one by one. The air carried a damp and musty scent, reflecting the passage of time.

“Do you know why I became a mercenary?”

“I have a general idea.”

“I want to hear what information you’ve gathered.”

“The local investigation reports state that your mother and your stepfather got into a fight, and both of them ended up fatally stabbing each other. The child got frightened and ran away, his whereabouts unknown.”

Shan Ming chuckled coldly. “My mother was indeed stabbed to death by him. That man had quite a talent back then. My mother thought she would have a good life marrying him. While we didn’t have to worry about basic needs anymore, little did she know she married a monster in disguise. He would often beat my mother. That time, my mother resisted, he was drunk and grabbed a knife. After my mother died, I was afraid he would kill me, so I killed him instead. Then I left,” Shan Ming narrated in a calm tone, as if recounting a story rather than his own experience.

“I was around seven years old at that time. I wandered the streets for a few months until I met Lin Qiang, who took me in,” Shan Ming continued. “As you probably guessed, my past, these events, are just that simple.” He tapped on the picture of the rundown building. “I never expected this place to still exist… Who owns the apartment now?”

“It transferred hands a few times, but no one dares to live there.”

“That’s for sure. The whole place was covered in blood; on the floor, the walls, the doors, and the windows,” Shan Ming said, flipping through the photos with a contemplative expression. “Is there anything else?”

Shen Changze nodded and said, “Yes.” He flipped through several more pages of the photos until he came across one that prominently featured an elderly lady with snowy white hair. Judging by her age, she appeared to be in her seventies or eighties.

Shan Ming’s heart was immediately gripped by a surge of emotions. In truth, he had almost no recollection of what his family members looked like. After all, he had been away from home for twenty-five years, having left at the age of seven. However, he instantly recognized the elderly lady in the photo as his maternal grandmother.

His grandmother was perhaps the only person in his childhood who had shown him genuine love and simple affection. She was the only one who had never considered him a burden and had truly cared for him.

Shan Ming stared intently at the photo, feeling a wave of indescribable sadness welling up inside him.

Shen Changze gently caressed Shan Ming’s back and said, “If you want to go back and see her, I’ll accompany you right away.”

“How is she doing right now?”

“Not bad, she has three children and no major health issues.”

“That’s fine then. I disappeared twenty-five years ago, I shouldn’t be showing up now.” Shan Ming flipped over and lay on his back in bed. “Send her some money every month, but find a reasonable pretext for it.”

“It’s already done.”

Shan Ming closed his eyes and sighed, “I never expected the apartment to still be standing, or that my grandma is still alive…” These scenes had always existed in his distant memories, and when they actually appeared before his eyes, it felt so unreal. It was as if, for a moment, Shan Ming wasn’t someone who emerged from this world without rhyme or reason. He was traceable; he had a past. He had once been born ordinary, just like many other children in this world, and had grown up in an ordinary manner. However, at a certain point, his destiny had been completely altered.

He wasn’t born a mercenary, nor was he born a killer. He had once been just an ordinary child.

It was like an entirely different version of himself. In addition to his own name, he had evidence that he had once been a person who arrived in this world with reason and purpose.

Shen Changze gently caressed him and said, “Dad, you can tell me anything that’s on your mind.”

Shan Ming said softly, “Nothing much, just feeling amazed by it all.”

“Dad, you have to remember, I am your family, your lover. You are never alone, you have me.”

Shan Ming slowly opened his eyes and looked into the sincere, unmasked emotions in Shen Changze’s eyes. He felt a warm sensation enveloping his body. Then he hooked his arms around Shen Changze’s neck and kissed his soft lips.