After Transmigrating as the Villain Alpha, I Marked the Reborn Supporting Female Omega (GL) - Chapter 33

When Liang Manqing came out of the shower, she was still soaking wet, and before she could dry off, the impatient Qin Qin pushed her down onto the bed.

By the time Liang Manqing’s face sank into the soft duvet, her bathrobe had been pushed up to her waist.

She immediately felt a fierce bite and suck. Liang Manqing bit her lip and quickly flipped over to stop Qin Qin.

“E-enough.” Liang Manqing felt this mark wouldn’t disappear for at least three or four days.

Qin Qin also felt it was enough. She looked at her masterpiece with satisfaction: “All done. I’m going to sleep now. I have work tomorrow.”

Liang Manqing watched Qin Qin pull away from her, open the door, and return to her own room to sleep. The move was so dismissive, like someone who had used her up and refused to acknowledge her, making Liang Manqing feel like she had been plundered.

Liang Manqing gently touched the deep teeth marks, forcing a laugh: “She couldn’t even go easy.”

B City Jinrong Sanatorium.

Liang Manqing watched a nurse pushing a wheelchair-bound auntie in the sanatorium park.

The auntie in the wheelchair had her eyes closed. She appeared unconscious, not having opened her eyes for a long time.

Liang Manqing observed for a long time before realizing the auntie was in a vegetative state.

After sun exposure, the nurse pushed the auntie into the recovery room to rest. Liang Manqing filled out the visitor log and went in to visit.

The nurse looked at Liang Manqing, noting she was unfamiliar, and asked: “Who are you to Auntie Chen?”

Based on Liang Manqing’s observation, the visitor log for Auntie Chen showed almost no one visiting except Aunt Tao. Qian Haiye had also confirmed that Auntie Chen had no other relatives; Aunt Tao was the only one who visited frequently.

Liang Manqing simply said: “Auntie Chen used to work at my house. I just came to check on her.”

The nurse had heard Aunt Tao mention working for an employer, so she didn’t ask further.

Moreover, this sanatorium was in a remote area, the environment was poor, and the management was lax. The nurse’s question was completely casual. Having a visitor was certainly better, and as long as the treatment fees were paid, they didn’t care who the visitor was.

Liang Manqing sat by Auntie Chen’s bed. This was an eight-person room. Most were elderly people with limited mobility, and only Auntie Chen was in a vegetative state.

An elderly woman from the neighboring bed returned, leaning on a cane. She smiled kindly when she saw Liang Manqing: “Here to see her?”

Liang Manqing nodded. The old woman sat down on a chair and said: “Little Chen has been asleep for a long time. She’s been sleeping since I arrived.”

Liang Manqing later learned from the nurse that the elderly woman had been there for nineteen years, meaning Auntie Chen had been at the sanatorium for at least nineteen years.

Nineteen years ago, the original host was only five years old.

No wonder the back of the picture frames had scrawled names and addresses. The original host must have known something as a child.

Since Aunt Tao visited Auntie Chen, Aunt Tao must also know what happened back then.

However, Liang Manqing wasn’t sure why Aunt Tao was concealing it.

After staying in B City for a few days, Liang Manqing returned to C City and went to the Liang Group headquarters.

The Liang Group building was magnificent and looked extremely luxurious from the outside.

To see Liang Group executive Liang Jinshan required several levels of announcement, but Liang Manqing didn’t wait and burst right up.

When Liang Manqing reached the office door, she saw the secretary adjusting her skirt as she walked out.

Liang Jinshan’s expression, which was about to flare into anger, immediately retracted the moment he saw Liang Manqing.

The receptionist said: “I apologize, CEO Liang. She insisted on coming up, and I couldn’t stop her.”

Liang Jinshan waved his hand: “You may go.”

Liang Manqing pushed the office door open. Her gaze caught the corner of Liang Jinshan’s lips, and she gave a sarcastic smile: “You haven’t been home for so long. Could it be that you have another family outside?”

Liang Jinshan smiled good-naturedly: “Didn’t you tell me not to come home unless necessary? I heard from Xiao Xue that you brought someone home. Is that true?”

Liang Jinshan was questioning Liang Manqing in return, but Liang Manqing didn’t deny it: “I brought someone back openly and honestly. I can’t say the same for you.”

“We haven’t seen each other for just over a month, and your temper is back, speaking with thorns.” Liang Jinshan had noticed recently that Liang Manqing had become simple, seemingly forgetting everything, and would even affectionately call him ‘Dad.’ Why had she reverted back now?

Liang Manqing played with a pen, looking up at Liang Jinshan: “Is that so? You’re overthinking it.”

Liang Jinshan: “What is it you suddenly need from me?”

“Nothing much.” Liang Manqing wandered around the office: “I just came to see you since we haven’t seen each other in so long.”

Liang Jinshan’s office was very simple. The cabinets holding documents were all strictly locked.

Liang Manqing’s gaze swept over the rows of files, which were mostly company financial reports.

The office phone rang. Liang Jinshan answered it and hummed: “I have a meeting soon. Are you planning to stay here?”

Liang Manqing didn’t want to draw Liang Jinshan’s attention. She followed him out of the office: “I’m leaving now.”

“Be careful on your way.” Liang Jinshan said before heading to the meeting room. A moment later, the receptionist led a lawyer into the meeting room as well.

Liang Manqing found this very suspicious. It wasn’t until she returned home that she found Liang Xue had been driven back by Liang Jinshan’s secretary.

The secretary gave Liang Manqing a slight nod in greeting and drove away.

Liang Manqing: “Why did you come back with her?”

Liang Xue frowned deeply: “During the days you were away, Dad picked me up and took me to the company every day.”

Liang Manqing: “What did he take you to the company for?”

Liang Xue scratched her ear: “I didn’t really understand, but it was probably to try and get me to transfer my shares to him.”

Liang Xue had just come of age, and Liang Jinshan was already rushing to get her shares.

Could it be that Liang Jinshan’s attempts to persuade them to inherit the family business recently were all fake, just to make them lower their guard?

Liang Manqing nervously grabbed Liang Xue’s shoulders: “Did you agree?”

“Of course not! I’m not that stupid.” Liang Xue had almost been brainwashed these past few days, but luckily she remained suspicious: “I’m going to inherit the family business someday. Why would I hand over my shares? If anyone should hand over shares, it should be Dad.”

For the first time, Liang Manqing thought Liang Xue was smart: “Next time they approach you, tell me immediately.”

Liang Xue nodded: “Got it.”

The two returned to the Liang house. Qin Qin hadn’t returned yet.

Liang Xue said: “Sister has been so busy these past few days. She hasn’t been home to eat.”

Clearly, the title Sister was referring to Qin Qin.

Liang Manqing didn’t bother arguing with Liang Xue about it. She returned to her room and texted Qin Qin.

Qin Qin replied: [You’re back? I’ll be a little while longer, wait for me.]

Liang Manqing could imagine Qin Qin’s expression through the screen.

Liang Manqing replied: [Send me the address. I’ll come pick you up.]

Soon, Qin Qin sent an address: Chengbei Cinema.

The movie Tomorrow’s Lily was about to be released. The director and producers were taking the lead actors on a roadshow. Liang Manqing arrived just as it ended.

Qin Qin came out from backstage and rushed into Liang Manqing’s arms: “Sister, I missed you so much when you were away.”

The audience streamed out of the cinema, discussing the movie’s plot, clearly leaving satisfied.

Liang Manqing shielded Qin Qin’s body: “It’s crowded here. Let’s get to the car.”

On the way back, Qin Qin said the audience loved their movie, and the director was very confident in the box office results.

Although this was something Qin Qin already knew, the moment it arrived still felt somewhat unbelievable.

Liang Manqing listened, a smile in her eyes: “Congratulations, Miss Qin, the big star.”

Called this by Liang Manqing, Qin Qin’s cheeks felt hot: “Ah, hearing you say that, I feel a little shy.”

She was only an extra in her previous life. She wasn’t used to this title in this lifetime.

She had never been a star before.

“You must be tired from the long day. Let’s go home, take a shower, and get some good rest.”

Liang Manqing helped Qin Qin carry her bag after getting out of the car. Qin Qin leaned into Liang Manqing’s embrace, drowsy: “I’m really tired, and…”

“And what?” Liang Manqing leaned down closer to Qin Qin.

“And my heat is coming soon.” Qin Qin paused, and Liang Manqing immediately understood.

Qin Qin looked into Liang Manqing’s eyes: “I need Dr. Liang’s treatment.”

“Mhm, I’ll help you after you shower.” Liang Manqing bent down and carried Qin Qin upstairs, not letting her walk a single step.

Once upstairs, Qin Qin still wouldn’t let go, whining for Liang Manqing to help her shower.

Liang Manqing indulged her. By the time Qin Qin was finally lying flat beside Liang Manqing, her eyes were barely open.

Liang Manqing wrapped her arm around Qin Qin’s back: “Come closer.”

Qin Qin’s body moved closer. The tie around her waist came undone.

Liang Manqing looked at Qin Qin’s sleepy eyes: “Are you asleep?”

Qin Qin shook her head, narrowing her eyes to take in the sight before her.

Liang Manqing supported her waist, guiding her deeper into the Omega’s warm embrace. Enveloped in the scent of the little rose, the surroundings swayed under the shifting light.

Qin Qin bit her lip. Involuntary tears tracked down her temples. The Alpha’s smooth shoulder line suddenly seemed close, then distant.

Liang Manqing found it hard to restrain herself. She leaned down and whispered into Qin Qin’s ear: “Relax.”