The Female Leads Truly Loves You - Chapter 171

Chapter 171: Mia, you’ve got the wrong script!
Joseph was utterly shocked to see Sam mounted on top of Aurora. He could hardly believe his eyes.

The very idea that Sam could overpower the infamous she-demon of the martial arts club was beyond him!

And he was completely oblivious to how awkward Aurora must be feeling right now.

Sam wanted to explain something, maybe pretending he hadn’t noticed would be better?

So, he coughed.

“Cough cough… I guess I won, right? The position might not be the most graceful, but a win is a win.”

Finally, Aurora looked up, her eyes almost shooting flames.

She had never been ‘gunned’ down before!

She even wished she could confiscate Sam’s “tools of the crime” right then.

But amidst the fiery anger in her eyes, there was also a rare touch of shyness.

“Stop blabbering and get off!” she barked.

Sam stood up, turned away, and quickly calmed his emotions.

Aurora also got up and glanced at Sam.

“I’m going to the locker room. Wait here, I’ll deal with you when I’m back.”

Her cheeks were still flushed, whether from the intense exertion or some other reason.

By now, Joseph had made his way to Sam, giving him a thumbs-up.

“Nice one, bro. The final pose might not have been pretty, but you’re the first one I’ve seen to subdue Officer Aurora! Man, are you really a high schooler?”

Sam gave a wry smile.

“Let’s not talk about it; I’m probably bruised all over.”

Indeed, despite the protective gear, he wasn’t spared the bruises. That woman truly didn’t hold back.

Joseph chuckled.

“No worries, you’ll get used to it. Who walks away unscathed from Officer Aurora? Besides, scars are a man’s medals. Don’t be afraid. A bit of injury only adds to a man’s masculinity. Now you’re even more perfect!”

“Joseph, you truly know the art of speech.”

“Hahaha.”

Aurora was taking a shower, opting for a blast of cold water.

It seemed like her blood was boiling more than usual today, with her cheeks and neck feeling unbearably hot.

She needed to cool down quickly.

Aurora hadn’t anticipated tonight’s events. While she expected Sam to be somewhat challenging, not easily subdued, she hadn’t foreseen his resilience and ability to withstand so much.

Indeed, she felt her intuition about Sam was right; he possessed a distinct trait. How could an ordinary person endure so many of her attacks and still manage to overpower her in the end?

It was utterly astonishing.

And then…

The image suddenly flashed through Aurora’s mind.

That image that made her cheeks burn and her ears turn red.

The size of Sam’s penis is extremely exaggerated.

Thankfully, it’s covered by pants… but what would it be like if there were no pants?

Aurora’s mind began to wander uncontrollably.

The more she thought about it, the redder her cheeks seemed to become, and the strange sense of dizziness grew stronger. She shook her head abruptly, immersing herself completely under the cold shower.

“Phew… That’s a bit better. That little rascal is really infuriating…”

Sam, too, was drenched in sweat.

However, since he didn’t have a change of clothes with him, he couldn’t take a shower. So, he simply drank some water, cooled off a bit, and then sat down to rest.

By the time Aurora was done showering and had dried her hair, the darkness of the night outside had deepened.

There were no stars, and the moon was hidden behind clouds, as if hinting at rain again tomorrow.

“Alright, let’s go.”

Aurora seemed to have regained her usual composure, and her demeanor was back to how it was during the day, showing no signs of shyness.

Sam almost felt as if none of those events had ever happened. Perhaps this is what true maturity in a woman is like, always having the ability to self-regulate. Indeed, the strong never complain about their circumstances!

“Oh.”

Sam stood up.

Joseph escorted them to the elevator.

“Ha-ha-ha, had fun today? Welcome to come back anytime, Sam. I’m rooting for you!”

Sam could only offer an awkward smile.

“I’d rather not be a punching bag again… Maybe it’s better if we see each other less often.”

Joseph laughed heartily as he ushered them into the elevator.

Now it was just Sam and Aurora.

She was looking at her phone, and Sam was looking out the window. For a moment, the atmosphere was awkward, as if neither knew what to say, or perhaps there was simply nothing to be said.

As the elevator descended, Aurora took the initiative to speak.

“Today was just a start, giving you a taste of the intensity. I can see that you have strength and quick reflexes, but your technique is seriously lacking.

For instance, when you had the capability to overpower me, you only controlled my torso initially, but you left my arms, legs, even my neck unmanaged. If the opponent had hidden weapons, or had strength comparable to yours, you’d be giving them an opportunity. Do you understand?”

Exiting the elevator, the bustling city life of Kuhang unfolded before them, a place never lacking in nightlife.

Rather, the nightlife here was always vibrant, a sensory overload with its bright lights and revelry, as countless people indulged in the metropolitan glitz.

Sam retorted, “It’s because it was you. How could I dare touch those parts…”

At this, Aurora glared at him fiercely.

“You have the nerve to say that?”

Sam offered an awkward smile.

“Can’t help it, Officer Aurora. You have to understand men of my age, full of vigor. Physical contact like this is somewhat inevitable. Anyway, it wasn’t intentional.”

He took this chance to explain, hoping to prevent her from thinking he was taking advantage of the situation.

Aurora rolled her eyes, feeling her cheeks warming up again.

“I know it wasn’t intentional, but you’re just too…”

She couldn’t bring herself to say the word penis, which made her even more embarrassed.

Aurora hadn’t expected, despite being older than Sam and having been a police officer for so long, to be left blushing and feeling shy by this boy. It was downright humiliating.

No wonder her sister had a special regard for him… It seems it wasn’t just his looks.

Sam couldn’t help but laugh.

“Well, while we’re all men, not every man is the same. I’m just a bit more gifted, that’s all.”

“Enough, don’t make me charge you with sexual harassment.”

“That’s not fair, is it? Besides, you’re not a judge, you’re a police officer. How can you just deliver a verdict like that?”

“Want to keep arguing?”

“Alright, alright~ I’ll stop, I’m heading home.”

“I’ll give you a lift.”

Aurora walked to her car and opened the door.

Sam paused, then with a smile, said, “No need, it’s not really on the way.”

Aurora rolled her eyes. “Being polite now, are we? Get in. I did beat you up, consider it a small compensation. Next time, I’ll directly teach you some techniques. Today was just to show you how important technique is.”

“I did win in the end, though.”

Aurora, slightly annoyed, got into the car and fastened her seatbelt.

“I let you win. If I had a knife, it would be in your neck.”

“Then, Officer Aurora, you’re really kind.”

“Did I ask for your opinion?”

The car slowly started, weaving through the night towards Sam’s apartment, which was quite a distance away.

The journey felt long, and their conversation drifted from one topic to another, mostly about life’s trivialities, like why Aurora chose to become a police officer.

She didn’t want to see incidents like Mia’s biological mother being murdered for hire happen again, and her capabilities suited the role perfectly.

The topic also shifted to Sam, about why he came to study in Kuhang and chose to work part-time while studying.

The reason was simple: Kuhang is a big city, and who wouldn’t want to experience better things? As for working part-time, it was due to the high cost of living in Kuhang, and he didn’t want to waste too much of his family’s money.

Even though his family owned some farmland and his father occasionally worked as a bricklayer, there was still a younger sister at home. Keeping the best for his sister was what he, as an elder brother, aimed to do.

“Stop here, please.”

Sam suddenly spoke up.

Aurora glanced at the familiar convenience store beside them, frowning.

“Why here?”

Sam smiled, “I’m just going to buy a Coke. We’ve run out at home. Don’t worry, Mia usually isn’t around at this time.”

Aurora replied, slightly irritated, “What’s there to worry about? You and your Coke right after exercising.”

Sam chuckled. “I’m only eighteen, can’t I drink a Coke?”

“Hurry up, you’re annoying.”

“But it was you who called me out, and now you’re saying I’m annoying.”

Aurora’s lips curled into a beautiful, smug smile. “What, hasn’t anyone told you that a woman’s mood is fickle?”

“Ah, I just didn’t expect Officer Aurora to be like that too. There goes my fantasy.”

“You fantasize about me?”

“Er, not in that way.”

“Hmph, can’t be bothered to argue with you. Get out, I’m heading back too. Be safe, and keep what I said in mind, got it?”

Aurora gracefully ran a hand through her hair, revealing her attractive face.

Sam unbuckled his seatbelt. “Got it, take care on the road, Officer Aurora.”

After Sam got out, the car drove off, much like the woman’s persona, as if she never looked back.

Sam sighed, feeling a bit sore. Although his self-healing ability had taken care of most of it, Aurora really hadn’t held back.

Approaching the convenience store, he hadn’t even entered when a figure abruptly appeared at the entrance.

With his now excellent vision, Sam immediately recognized who it was.

Mia!

What was she doing at the convenience store at this time?

Sam was taken aback, somewhat surprised.

Even more surprising was Mia’s expression, which was quite off.

Standing under the light at the convenience store’s entrance, she seemed to be enveloped in a shadow.

Her expression was… eerily unsettling.

How to describe it? Like those movie scenes where the female lead suddenly gets possessed by a ghost.

Utterly chilling.

She stared straight at him, silent, with no smile, no other expressions, her eyes profoundly deep, as if wrapped in darkness.

Sam hesitated for a moment before speaking cautiously.

“Boss… Why are you here so late?”

Mia’s focus slowly shifted back onto him, her gaze locking with his eyes, revealing a strange sense of resentment.

Suddenly, Mia stepped forward and grabbed Sam’s wrist.

She held it tight.

Her voice carried a hint of grievance.

“Sam, that was her car, wasn’t it? What were you two doing?”

This demeanor, this tone…

Wait a minute.

Sam hadn’t strayed, and she wasn’t his wife…

Mia, you’ve got the wrong script!