Welcome to the Innocent World - Chapter 126

Chapter 126: Friendly Morning (R-18)

The soft light of dawn came through the thin curtains, filling the room in a gentle glow. My eyes fluttered open, and the first thing I saw was Seraphine curled up on my chest. Her soft breaths tickled my skin, her blue hair sprayed out around her face. She is holding my boobs like a child holds their teddy bear and sleels. Sighh*

She looked peaceful though, like a sleeping angel.

But then, her eyes twitched, her vibrant silver eyes blinked open. For a moment, she stared at me, confusion across her face.

“You’re awake,” I said softly.

She flinched slightly, clearly startled by my gaze, and gasped. “Ah! Were you just… watching me sleep?”

“I couldn’t help it,” I admitted which made her cheeks flush. “You look so adorable when you’ve just woken up.”

She pouted as she rests her face at my shoulder. “Don’t stare at me like that! It’s embarrassing.”

I chuckled, and without thinking, I rolled us over, pinning her beneath me. Her eyes widened as our bodies pressed together, her soft boobs fitting perfectly against me.

“You’re adorable all the time,” I said in a whisper. Her gaze dropped to my lips, and before I knew it, we were kissing—a soft, passionate connection that sent warmth rushing through my veins.

Her hands tangled in my hair as she deepened the kiss, her body arching into mine. I was tempted to lose myself entirely in the moment, but I reluctantly pulled away, my forehead resting against hers as I whispered, “Let’s bathe first…”

“Huff* as you say Cutipie..” she breathed along my mouth.

The bathroom was filled with the gentle patter of water as we stepped into the shower together. Steam filled around us, cloaking the room in a misty haze. I grabbed the soap, my hands gliding over her smooth skin as I rubbed her back. She confidently sat under my touch and didn’t pull away. Instead, she leaned into me, her wet hair sticking to her shoulders.

“You know,” she murmured, “I neved thought I’ll do all this with anyone.”

I smiled, pressing a kiss to her neck. “Neither have I. But with you, it feels… natural.”

She turned to face me, water cascading down her face as she looked up with those captivating eyes. “You really mean that?”

“Every word,” I said, cupping her face and kissing her again.

The kiss deepened, our bodies pressing together under the shower’s gentle stream. Moments later, we moved to the bathtub, sinking into the warm water. Her arms wrapped around my neck as she straddled me, as she rubbed her crotch against mine.

Her mouth in between of my legs, licking of the wet slippery juices until my shivered, clutching her face and cumming.

“Arghhhh…..ahhhh…” I moaned, my voice filled in the bathroom.

She arched her back as I groped her balls from behind, twisting her nipples.

She turned behind and we kissed. Our movements synchronized, every touch igniting sparks between us. The world outside faded, leaving just the two of us lost in each other.

—–

After our intimate bath, we dried off and dressed. Seraphine wore her blue t-shirt and skirt with the long stocking just like mine. I went inside my white short pant and crop top. Together, we made our way to the breakfast table.

The aroma of freshly baked bread and brewed coffee filled the air. Seraphine took a seat across from me, her fingers fiddling with the hem of her dress as she avoided my gaze.

“So,” I began, smirking, “do you often sleep on people’s chests and hold their boobs so hard?”

She glared at me, though her lips twitched upward. “You’re lucky I didn’t bite your nipples while sleeping.”

I laughed. “Wooww.”

As we ate, the conversation shifted to more casual topics.

“You ever had a boyfriend?” I asked, biting into a piece of toast.

She nearly choked on her coffee, her eyes wide. “What kind of question is that?”

“Just curious,” I said with a shrug. “You’re beautiful, kind, and… well, everything.”

She looked down, a small smile playing on her lips. “No. I’ve never had one. What about you?”

I shook my head. “Never had one either. Guess I’ve been too busy.”

We both laughed, and the atmosphere grew lighter. “Honestly,” she said, “boys can be so annoying sometimes. They’re always trying too hard to impress.”

“Tell me about it,” I said, rolling my eyes dramatically. “It’s like they’re all trying to outdo each other.”

We shared another laugh, teasing and making fun of hypothetical boys. It felt easy, natural, like we’d known each other forever.

But inside it was hard for me…I was a man myself. I have to keep up with this and not act out of character.

Ring* Ring*

Halfway through breakfast, Seraphine’s phone buzzed on the table. She glanced at the screen, her expression shifting to one of panic. She quickly picked up the call.

“Hello? Yes, I’m… Oh no, I’m so sorry! I completely forgot to tell you. I… I’ll be there soon. Yes, yes. Sorry again!”

She hung up, looking worried. “I’m so sorry,” she said, standing abruptly. “I have to go. Darius is calling me urgently. I didn’t even tell him I stayed here.”

I tilted my head. “Who’s Darius?”

She hesitated, her hands clutching her phone tightly. “He’s… my guardian. After my parents passed away, he’s the one who’s taken care of me.”

I nodded, sensing the emotion behind her words. “Alright. Take care of yourself, okay?”

She smiled, though there was a hint of sadness in her eyes. “Thank you.”

As she reached the door, she paused, her hand on the knob. Then, as if on impulse, she turned and ran back to me. Her arms wrapped around me in a tight hug, and before I could react, her lips brushed against mine in a soft kiss.

“Thank you,” she whispered. “For listening to me yesterday.”

“It’s okay. I didn’t really do anything, though.” I said.

She pulled back slightly, her hands resting on my shoulders. “You did more than you realize..”

I hold her by waist and pulled her close.

“And…you don’t forget what I said yesterday. Ignore what others say to you and always keep your head high.”

She nodded, touched by my words. “Hmmm…”

“Take care of yourself, Seraphine. And don’t let what others say get to you.”

She smiled one last time before leaving. The door clicked shut, and the room felt strangely empty without her presence.

I sat down on the chair, staring at the half-eaten breakfast on the table. The tournament wasn’t resuming for another two days, leaving me with plenty of time but little to do.

With a sigh, I stood up, stretching. “I should go out and have a little walk, I guess.”

The words hung in the air as I grabbed my jacket and headed for the door.