After Transmigrating as the Villain Alpha, I Marked the Reborn Supporting Female Omega (GL) - Chapter 34

The deep soothing was half complete when Qin Qin’s heat period arrived. It felt as though she was immersed in soft spring water.

Liang Manqing’s hand also felt scorching and wet. With previous experience, she roughly knew that Qin Qin’s heat period had begun.

Liang Manqing quietly ground her teeth, feeling a slight itch of desire. She sensed her own rut period was also approaching.

Qin Qin was incapable of rational thought. She reached up, gripped Liang Manqing’s collar, pulled her down, and then turned her back, offering her fair nape.

The scent of the little rose continually leaked out, making Liang Manqing’s mind hazy.

In her confusion, Liang Manqing injected Alpha pheromones into the Omega’s nape, continuing until her arm was sore. The Alpha only finished when all her pheromones had been injected, and she sank into deep sleep.

The next day, around noon.

Liang Manqing woke up first. She saw Qin Qin sound asleep in her arms and recalled that the events of the previous night were extremely intense. It felt as though she had used up all her pheromones, embedding the Omega into her body.

That feeling was very different from a regular mark.

Liang Manqing quietly got out of bed and went to the study so as not to disturb Qin Qin’s sleep.

After calming down, she realized she had indeed gone too far last night. Although Qin Qin hadn’t refused, it had crossed the final boundary.

Her long fingers rubbed her throbbing forehead. Her fingertips, having been soaked in liquid for a long time, were white and wrinkled, difficult to look at directly.

Liang Manqing sighed softly, looking at her wrinkled fingertips.

All the photo albums in the study were put away. Aunt Tao passed the study and saw Liang Manqing sitting in her chair, looking very depressed.

Aunt Tao: “Manqing, you’re awake. Come down and eat.”

Liang Manqing was pulled back from her thoughts: “Aunt Tao, there is something I want to ask you.”

Aunt Tao entered the study: “What is it?”

“Aunt Tao, do you know where Auntie Chen is now?” Liang Manqing’s office chair swiveled halfway to face Aunt Tao. She clearly saw Aunt Tao flinch.

“You still remember your Auntie Chen?” The panic in Aunt Tao’s eyes quickly changed to calm: “I remember you were only five years old when your Auntie Chen left the Liang house.”

Liang Manqing smiled and hummed: “I haven’t heard from Auntie Chen in so long. I miss her a little. Do you know how she is now?”

Aunt Tao clearly hadn’t anticipated Liang Manqing asking about Auntie Chen’s whereabouts. She casually hedged: “I haven’t been in touch with her for a long time either.”

“But Aunt Tao, you go to B City every month, and I remember your home is not in B City.” Liang Manqing made it very clear. She knew that Aunt Tao, who had cared for Auntie Chen for so long, must be good at heart. It was up to Aunt Tao whether she would tell her the truth.

As expected, after a dozen seconds of silence, Aunt Tao realized she couldn’t hide this from Liang Manqing. The incident from all those years ago had tormented her for years too.

Aunt Tao closed the study door and said softly: “Do you not remember anything about what happened back then, Manqing?”

The question was subtle. Liang Manqing frowned: “Should I remember?”

“You witnessed everything that happened when you were five.” Aunt Tao observed Liang Manqing’s demeanor. She was afraid that revealing it too abruptly would trigger her emotions.

Liang Manqing slowly leaned back against the chair, listening intently to Aunt Tao’s words.

It turned out Liang Jinshan was a live-in son-in-law. At the time, the original host’s mother was in poor health. Knowing Liang Jinshan was having an affair and trying to transfer assets, she tried every way to stop him. The two struggled on the staircase. Auntie Chen realized something was wrong and tried to go upstairs to intervene. Liang Jinshan accidentally pushed the original host’s mother down the stairs. Auntie Chen, trying to catch her, also tumbled down the stairs. Both suffered severe injuries.

Liang Jinshan, in order to cover his tracks, did not call an ambulance in time, which led to the original host’s mother’s death and Auntie Chen’s coma.

The only witnesses at the time, besides Aunt Tao, were Liang Manqing herself.

However, the original host had suppressed everything deep inside, waiting for the day she could seek justice for her mother.

And Liang Manqing’s transmigration seemed to have disrupted the original host’s plan.

Liang Manqing was shocked and couldn’t calm down for a long time. Aunt Tao patted Liang Manqing’s shoulder comfortingly: “Manqing, I will cooperate with whatever you want to do. I have kept this secret for so many years, and I owe your mother. I feel very guilty.”

Aunt Tao handed Liang Manqing the evidence she had secretly kept over the years. She wouldn’t interfere with whatever Liang Manqing chose to do next.

After learning all this, Liang Manqing realized how many terrible things had happened to the original host. She hadn’t noticed the details because she hadn’t read the book carefully, and because the author hadn’t explained it.

Liang Manqing checked the shares in her possession. According to the original host’s mother’s distribution, she and Liang Xue each owned 30% of the Liang Group shares. She didn’t need to worry about Liang Jinshan swallowing up the company at all.

No wonder Liang Jinshan had been plotting against Liang Xue recently—he wanted to transfer the controlling power into his hands. As for his previous words about not wanting them to inherit the Liang Group, they were completely false. She intended to take the Liang Group back from Liang Jinshan.

Qin Qin slept until two in the afternoon. When she woke up, her waist and legs were so sore she could barely stand.

She hadn’t felt much last night, but now she noticed bruises on her waist and knees.

Qin Qin held the railing as she walked downstairs, her steps shaky. Every step felt exhausting.

Liang Manqing emerged from the study and saw this scene. She walked over, picked up Qin Qin, and carried her back to the room: “Do you have work this afternoon?”

The moment she was lifted, Qin Qin instinctively hugged Liang Manqing’s neck. Seeing the Alpha so close, she blushed: “No work, but I don’t want to go back to the room. I’m kind of hungry.”

“I know. Aunt Tao is already preparing food. She’ll bring it up soon.”

Liang Manqing carried Qin Qin back and laid her on the bed: “Rest well in bed today. Don’t go anywhere. That way you’ll recover faster.”

Hearing this, Qin Qin’s face flushed deeper: “I didn’t expect Sister to be so ferocious.”

“…” Liang Manqing avoided eye contact: “Yes, I went overboard last night. I’m sorry.”

“I don’t blame you.” Qin Qin shrunk into the blanket, showing only her eyes: “I actually thought what you did was quite good. It felt amazing.”

Qin Qin was straightforward but couldn’t help being shy. Liang Manqing wasn’t faring much better. When she heard Qin Qin say it felt “amazing,” her heart clenched. She quickly interjected: “I’m going to check if the food is ready.”

Liang Manqing’s steps were a little chaotic as she headed downstairs. She calmed down only when she encountered Aunt Tao coming up with the food: “Aunt Tao, let me take that.”

Aunt Tao gave her a knowing smile: “Go ahead. Xiao Qin hasn’t eaten in a long time, she must be starving. Remember to eat earlier next time, okay?”

Liang Manqing quickly agreed and hurried away.

Liang Manqing fed Qin Qin the entire meal. It wasn’t until the end that Qin Qin noticed Liang Manqing’s hand was trembling.

Qin Qin suddenly realized: “Sister, I can feed myself. I can use my hands.”

Liang Manqing’s arm strength was not as powerful as last night, having held the bowl and chopsticks for a long time combined with the previous night’s intense exercise. Her hand shook while feeding the whole meal.

“Are you full?” Liang Manqing asked, collecting the dishes.

Qin Qin: “I’m full. Did you eat?”

“Not yet. You sleep for a while. I’m going downstairs to eat.”

Liang Manqing carried the dishes out, leaving behind a warm silhouette. Qin Qin felt incredibly warm in that moment, as though being with Liang Manqing meant having the entire world.

Avoiding those evil people like Jiang Hejing and meeting Liang Manqing in this life was worth more than anything.

After eating and sleeping through the afternoon, she slowly woke up around nine in the evening.

Qin Qin stretched and felt much better. The soreness wasn’t as intense as before. She could get out of bed and walk. Stepping outside for fresh air made her feel completely alive again.

However, after looking around, she found that no one was home.

Aunt Tao wasn’t there, Liang Xue wasn’t there, and Liang Manqing was nowhere to be found.

Qin Qin was worried something had happened to Liang Manqing. When she called her, Liang Manqing quickly hung up, saying she was busy and would be back soon.

There seemed to be the sound of questioning in the background of the call, like at a police station.

Once Qin Qin had a suspicion, she couldn’t sit still. She took a taxi to the police station. As she got out of the car, she saw Liang Manqing, Liang Xue, and Aunt Tao emerging from the station.

Qin Qin ran over and asked: “What happened? Are any of you injured?”

“Why are you here?” Liang Manqing put her arm around Qin Qin’s shoulder: “Nothing happened. Let’s go home first.”

Qin Qin looked at Liang Manqing suspiciously: “Are you sure nothing happened? You’re not lying to me, are you?”

Liang Manqing temporarily didn’t want to tell Qin Qin about the Liang family’s affairs. She just reassured her: “It was some issues with the Liang Group, but they’ve been resolved. Don’t worry.”

“Alright.” Qin Qin could tell Liang Manqing didn’t want to talk about it, so she nodded. Only then did she realize her legs hurt badly. Running so fast caused pain where the bruises rubbed.

“What’s wrong? Are you uncomfortable?” Liang Manqing quickly hugged Qin Qin, letting her lean her weight against her.

Qin Qin shook her head in her embrace: “My legs just hurt.”

Liang Manqing paused: “Didn’t I tell you not to run around?”

Qin Qin frowned: “I was worried about you all. I woke up and no one was home.”

“Alright, let’s go back.” Liang Manqing carried Qin Qin to the car and then carried her upstairs once they arrived home.

Qin Qin was already struggling to walk. Liang Manqing hadn’t checked her injuries thoroughly, but now it seemed they were serious enough to warrant a doctor’s visit.

When Liang Manqing called the family doctor, she briefly described what happened. Qin Qin overheard and blushed: “Sister, you shouldn’t let the doctor look at something like that.”

Liang Manqing looked over at the sound, only seeing Qin Qin’s flushed face.

The family doctor on the phone chuckled: “Based on your description, pain is normal. However, if you are worried, you can check for wounds yourself. If there are any, you can apply medication carefully. No more excessive intimacy for a few days, alright? I won’t come over. Your Omega will be too shy.”

Liang Manqing slowly hummed in response. She really is quite shy.

However, judging by the family doctor’s words, it seemed quite serious.

Liang Manqing hung up the phone and spoke to Qin Qin in a negotiating tone: “The doctor just advised me that I need to check you for wounds. If there are any, we need to get medication from the doctor.”

Liang Manqing didn’t need to explain where the wounds were; Qin Qin understood naturally.

“Ah…” Qin Qin curled her legs up, almost burying her face in her knees.

“If you don’t want me to, you can check yourself. There’s a mirror in the bathroom.” Liang Manqing’s suggestion was sincere, but it seemed to make Qin Qin feel even more ashamed.

Checking herself in the mirror… No, absolutely not.

Too shameful.

Qin Qin lay flat on the bed, bending her long legs, gripping her skirt: “Just let Sister check me.”

Qin Qin was wearing an ultra-short skirt at home, only putting on a coat when she went out.

“Alright.” Liang Manqing positioned the Omega’s feet on her legs.

Beneath the fabric was a pinkness that differed from before.

It was red, but she wasn’t sure if there were any open wounds.

Liang Manqing swallowed.

Qin Qin covered her face with her hands, her voice trembling: “What does it look like?”

“Wait a moment,” Liang Manqing’s voice was hoarse. She gently moved the fabric aside to check.

Qin Qin suddenly twisted her waist, and a wave of heat rushed up from her heart.

Liang Manqing covered Qin Qin with the blanket: “It’s nothing. Don’t worry.”

Qin Qin shrunk under the blanket and fell silent. Both of them knew what had just happened.

Liang Manqing closed the door and left. Her fingertips were slightly slick. She glanced down, her eyes darkening.

She brought her fingertips to her mouth and tasted the residue.