“Me? Why so suddenly!”
Deborah’s mask-like smile vanished. Seemingly pleased, Jen wore a mischievous smile and said,
“The maid’s job is to attend to your comfort, but you said it makes you uncomfortable, right? So, she must be fired.”
“Can’t she just return to her original duties before I arrived here?”
“Her position has already been filled by another maid. Should I dismiss her instead and return your dedicated maid to her previous role?”
‘Here we go again. Can’t help it.’
Deborah, clenching her fists, reluctantly agreed.
“Alright. I’ll gratefully accept the hospitality extended to me.”
“Please do.”
Jen nodded arrogantly, a smug smile on his face.
“But,”
Deborah began slowly, her sly smile obvious, making Jen’s smile vanish.
“What now?”
“Could I at least change my room?”
“Fine, I’ll grant you that.”
Deborah thanked him for his seemingly magnanimous gesture.
“Thank you.”
She bowed her head slightly, then, still smiling, added,
“I’ll be leaving then”
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Jen interrupted before she could finish. It wasn’t the first time he’d cut her off.
“I haven’t finished talking.”
“Ah, I see.”
Deborah waited for him to continue, but Jen, who had no hesitation in holding her back, now seemed unable to open his mouth.
He frowned and avoided her gaze, appearing quite uneasy.
“If Deborah had been his equal, she might have asked, ‘Are you nervous?’ just as he had inquired, ‘Does it make you uncomfortable?’ earlier.
“So, about this morning”
Jen finally managed to speak, though he paused again.
‘What’s he trying to say?’
Deborah was now genuinely curious.
“…”
Jen glanced at Deborah, who looked back unfazed. Worried about how foolish he must seem, he cleared his throat and finally spoke decisively.
“I misspoke this morning.”
“…”
“I apologize.”
Deborah’s expression remained unchanged, but she was quite surprised.
At the time, his remark seemed trivial, something she could easily dismiss.
‘I was a bit hurt, but it was nothing major.’
Yet here he was apologizing. It wasn’t like Jen Baker, the one she knew.
But the real Jen Baker was right in front of her.
“Then, since you’re okay with it, why not spare some time? You must not be too busy if you can afford to sleep at this hour.”
‘Why add that last bit?’
Deborah frowned slightly at Jen’s words, then regained her composure.
“What for?”
“To make up for my mistake, and there’s something I want to teach you.”
‘Teach me something?’
Curious about what it could be, Deborah decided to first address the apology.
“You’ve already apologized, and I’ve said it’s okay.”
“Unfortunately, I’m not good at just apologizing with words.”
Jen stood up, naturally prompting Deborah to look up.
“Get ready to go out.”
He looked down at Deborah with his trademark overconfident smile.
“May I ask where we’re going?”
Deborah inquired, her eyes gently crinkling. Jen’s eyebrows twitched, clearly displeased.
“Find out for yourself.”
At that moment, Deborah’s intuition kicked in.
‘This feels ominous.’
Jen looked at her seriously, hesitating, and asked,
“Are you really not feeling well?”
“No, not at all.”
Deborah quickly excused herself.
“Then why are you hesitating?”
She couldn’t bring herself to say, ‘I just feel uneasy.’ After all, it’s not every day that an employer offers to teach their employee something, and she couldn’t just refuse.
“I’ll be ready shortly.”
Jen seemed quite satisfied with her answer and said with a slight smile,
“Good. Then let’s meet at the entrance in an hour.”
“Understood.”
As Deborah left Jen’s office and walked to her room, she thought,
‘It can’t be anything serious. No need to worry.’
Meanwhile, back in the office, Jen, without realizing, had been tightly clenching his hand, worried he might have reached out to Deborah.
‘Ridiculous.’
His heart felt like it was about to burst through his chest, and his ears burned with heat. Just the suggestion of going out together had this effect on him.
“Ah…”
Jen felt like a fool.
Deborah had thought that even if Jen suggested going out, they wouldn’t venture far, perhaps to the garden for a lesson to later pass on to Dia.
“Are you here?”
Waiting at the grand entrance, Jen was dressed perfectly for going out. His glossy, thick coat and shining shoes made him look dazzling.
In contrast, Deborah was simply dressed in a plain outing dress, of course in black.
“Do you plan to go far?”
“Far? Distance is relative.”
“Then may I ask where we are going?”
“I believe I told you to find out for yourself.”
With one corner of his mouth lifted, Jen led the way as he had done before.
‘A direct answer would suffice.’
Stepping out of the entrance, Deborah felt the winter-scented cool breeze brush against her nose.
‘It’s a bit chilly.’
Quietly leading the way, Jen stopped in front of a car waiting just outside the mansion. The driver hurried to open the door, but Jen gestured for him to stop.
“Please, get in.”
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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