God of Milfs: The Gods Request Me To Make a Milf Harem - Chapter 475

Chapter 475: It’s Illegal To Be This Adorable
I scooted closer to Nina, the warmth of her body now brushing against mine. My fingers found her thigh, tracing light, playful circles against the fabric of her pants. She didn’t pull away, though her shoulders tensed slightly, her blush deepening. Her eyes darted to the side, stubbornly avoiding mine.

“So…” I slowly asked, a curious grin tugging at my lips. “What made you finally cave and get a smartphone after all these years?…Must’ve been something major to change your stubborn little mind.”

Her blush spread from her cheeks to the tips of her long ears, and finally they flapped around as well. She then pressed her lips into a thin line, her hands fidgeting with her sleeves.

“I…I don’t want to say.” She finally muttered, her voice barely above a whisper. “You’re just going to make fun of me.”

The corners of my mouth twitched upward. Her stubborn avoidance only made me want to know more, so I leaned in, my tone softening as I pleaded,

“Come on, Nina. I really want to know now…I promise I won’t laugh.”

She finally glanced at me, her eyes shimmering with uncertainty. Her gaze was so open, so vulnerable, it made my chest tighten.

“You promise?”

“I swear on my heart. No laughing. No teasing. Just tell me.” I nodded, letting my hand rest gently on her thigh.

She studied me for a long moment, as if weighing my words. Finally, her shoulders sagged in surrender.

“Okay.” She said softly, her voice trembling a little. “But if you break your promise, I’m going to dunk you in the hot springs.”

“I accept my fate…Now spill.” I held up a hand in mock seriousness.

“Do you remember a couple of weeks ago when you gave me your contact details?” Nina let out a small huff, her fingers still twisting in her lap.

I nodded, recalling the moment vividly. I’d scribbled down my messenger ID, suggesting we text more often since she was always buried in work. It seemed like a good way to stay connected without interrupting her schedule. We’d talked on the phone before, sure, but texting felt like an easier, more immediate way to keep in touch when she was in the middle of things.

Her eyes searched mine, and when she saw the flicker of recognition, she continued, her voice softening.

“Well…I was really happy about that. I mean, I liked the idea of staying in touch even when I was working.” Her cheeks turned a delicate shade of pink. “It felt like…like you’d be with me, even when you weren’t…Just seeing your name pop up on my screen made me feel giddy, you know? Like you were there, keeping me company.”

A warm smile crept across my face. I couldn’t help it; she was just too cute. The way she spoke, so earnest and shy, made my heart swell.

“That’s adorable.” I murmured, my eyes never leaving hers.

Her lips curled into a bashful smile, but it faded as she let out a sigh, her brows knitting into a frown.

“But then I found out the ID of the messaging app you gave me—the one you use—it only works on smartphones.” She crossed her arms with a huff, her cheeks puffing out slightly. “And my old brick of a phone couldn’t do anything with it.”

“Wait, seriously?” I blinked, taking that in.

She nodded, her expression caught somewhere between frustration and embarrassment.

“Yeah. I spent hours trying to figure it out, thinking I was doing something wrong…But nope. Turns out, my ancient button phone was just useless for that.”

A chuckle slipped out before I could stop it. I clapped a hand over my mouth, eyes glinting with amusement, and quickly, when I saw her looking up at me, “Okay, okay, I’m not laughing at you, I swear.”

“You so are.” Nina’s eyes narrowed, her lips pursing.

“I’m just picturing you angrily pressing those tiny buttons, trying to get that app to work. It’s kind of cute and also a little funny, which even you have got to admit.” I let my hand fall, the smile still tugging at my lips.

“See? I knew you’d tease me.” She groaned, throwing her hands up in mock despair.

I watched as she looked away, her arms crossed over her chest in a defiant little huff. She was clearly pretending to be mad, but I could see the corners of her mouth twitching with that familiar shy smile. It was impossible to keep a straight face when she acted like that.

She ignored me for a moment, her eyes staring off somewhere else, probably lost in thought. Then, after a beat, she spoke again, her voice a little quieter.

“I tried everything I could, but it just didn’t work…I spent hours trying to get that app to work on my old phone, but nothing. It was like trying to make a cat do tricks—hopeless.”

“I’m still picturing you squinting at that tiny screen, desperately trying to make it work.” I smirked, loving how dramatic she was about it, like she was trying to figure out how to operate a supercomputer.

She glared at me playfully, but then her expression shifted. She straightened up a little, a sudden coyness in her smile as she finally said,

“S-So, I finally decided…T-That I’d just go and buy a new smartphone instead of using my old one.”

The words hit me like a splash of cold water. I blinked, not sure if I’d heard her correctly.

“Wait, hold on. You…bought a new phone? For me?” I asked, my voice betraying a mix of surprise and awe.

She looked away, her ears flushing with a light pink hue and flapping around like a butterfly, clearly embarrassed by the attention.

“It’s not just for you, okay?” She shot back, clearly flustered. “Camila kept nagging me about it. She’s always on my case, saying I’m too old-fashioned. And, well…I thought about it for a while. I was already planning to get one eventually, so I just did it…I-It’s really not because I wanted to keep in contact with you at all times.”

As Nina rambled on, clearly trying to cover up the truth, I couldn’t help but smile. The way she was so flustered, the way she fumbled through her words, it was all too obvious. She was trying to deflect, but I saw right through her…I knew her well enough by now to understand the truth behind those carefully chosen excuses.

She was trying to make it seem like her decision wasn’t as personal as it really was, trying to convince herself that it was just a practical change…But deep down, I knew.

I knew that she had done it for me. Because she cared. She loved me so much that she was willing to change something so fundamental about herself, something she’d been stubbornly holding on to for years, just to be able to reach me more easily. And that thought…It made my chest swell with warmth.

And because of that, I couldn’t hold back anymore.

I lunged forward, wrapping my arms around her in a tight embrace.

Hug~

Nina gasped, her body stiffening in surprise, but I didn’t let go. I pulled her closer, my lips finding her cheek as I started showering her face with kisses to her shock, my heart racing with the overwhelming rush of affection.

Chu!~ Chu!~ Chu!~

Chu!~ Chu!~ Chu!~

Nina squirmed because of the sudden onslaught of kisses, her voice flustered and full of panic.

“K-Kafka! What are you doing?!…W-Why are you kissing me so suddenly?!” She pushed at my chest, though there was no real force behind it.

Her hands were more like little taps, as though she was trying to stop me but couldn’t quite bring herself to do it.

I then pulled back just enough to look at her, grinning from ear to ear, and said,

“How could I not, Nina, when you’re so sweet and adorable! I just couldn’t help myself…Honestly being this lovable should be a crime, if I had to say.”

And then I leaned in again, kissing her on the other cheek, her forehead, and the tip of her nose, my heart soaring with each soft press of my lips.

Chu!~ Chu!~ Chu!~

She let out an exasperated little squeal, but I could see the way her eyes softened, the way the faint blush on her cheeks deepened, a sign that she was far from angry.

“Stop! You’re-” But the words faltered, and she didn’t finish her sentence.

Instead, she gave up any attempt to push me away.

Her hands, which had been trying to fend me off moments ago, were now softly placed against my chest, her fingers lightly curling into my shirt as if holding me closer. Her head tilted slightly, and she let out a soft sigh, almost like a contented little hum, though she still refused to look me in the eyes.

I pulled back slightly, just enough to see her face more clearly. She wasn’t glaring at me or pushing me away anymore. In fact, she looked…happy.

Not just happy, but completely at peace in this moment. And that realisation made my heart swell all over again.

“You really can’t stop teasing me, can you, Kafka?” She muttered softly, her lips tugging into a shy smile, but it was clear there was no real annoyance in her words.

She didn’t need to say anything more. The way she was looking at me, the way her cheeks were flushed with warmth, said everything.

I smiled and leaned in for one last gentle kiss on her lips, slow and tender. When I pulled away, I couldn’t help but laugh softly as I said, “Of course, Nina…With you being the adorable little creature you are, I’m never going to be able to stop.”

Nina smiled and then looked up at me, a mixture of embarrassment and fondness in her eyes, and for the first time, I saw a glimpse of just how much she cared.

It wasn’t just the phone. It wasn’t just the changes she was making for me. It was everything…All of her stubbornness, all of her reluctance, was simply a front for the tender heart that beat just for me.

I held her gaze, feeling the warmth of her love radiating back at me, and I couldn’t help but lean my forehead against hers, basking in the quiet intimacy of the moment.

“Thank you, I whispered softly, the words carrying all the gratitude I felt in my heart.

“For what?” Nina, her voice barely above a whisper, murmured back.

I smiled, brushing a stray lock of hair from her face.

“For being you…Just your existence alone is enough to make me thank the Gods a million times for putting me into this blessed world.”

She didn’t say anything in response, but the way her eyes softened, the way her hands gently held onto me, was all the answer I needed.