"Ohhh—" Under the nourishing effects of Shawn Young's Twin Spirit Rite, Sergeant Mandy Chung finally couldn't help but let out a heart-melting moan. Her whole body went limp, drenched in fragrant sweat, yet her arms still clung tightly around Shawn's waist. The indescribable, bone-melting pleasure had completely made her lose herself!
"Whew—alright! You should be fine now!" Shawn Young finished the ritual, circulating his mystical energy for a full cycle, then opened his eyes and spoke softly to the woman nestled in his arms, Sergeant Mandy Chung.
"Mmm—mmm—don't rush—let me lie here a bit longer!" Mandy cooed, still snuggling tightly in Shawn's embrace. Her voice carried a hint of playful teasing. Having tasted the "unbelievably wonderful" sweetness of the Twin Spirit Rite for the first time, she was still lost in the blissful memories. For her, this was a truly novel and magical experience!
"Hehe, how do you feel now?" Shawn looked at her and knew he had conquered this fiery police beauty, so he deliberately asked.
Mandy's cheeks flushed instantly at his words. She pinched Shawn's waist, pretending to be annoyed, "Ugh, you perv, acting innocent after getting your way! Do you always use this trick to lure girls into bed!?"
"Uh—no way! This is my secret weapon! Only my closest woman gets to enjoy it!" Shawn joked back.
"Secret weapon? Really?" Mandy's heart fluttered at his words.
"Of course it's real! This Twin Spirit Rite requires full focus and channeling true energy to get the best results! If you just mess around, it won't have any healing effect! See for yourself, your injuries should be completely fine now!" Shawn said with a proud grin.
Mandy looked down and saw that her private area, which had been covered in blood and looked terrifying, had almost completely returned to normal! Amazed, she stood up, twisted her waist, shook her legs, and moved around, feeling no pain at all. She was so surprised she sat back in Shawn's lap and squealed, "Oh—it's true! That's amazing—"
"Hehe—I told you, I wasn't lying! My secret weapon is the real deal!" Shawn said proudly to her.
"Mmm—it's really amazing!" Mandy looked down again, inspecting herself closely. The only thing different was that the area was slick and wet—clearly the result of her earlier passion.
"Huh? Is this... mine? Why is there so much... water?" Mandy's face burned with embarrassment as she blurted out a naive question to Shawn.
"Hehe—women are made of water, you know. The more, the better! It just proves you're amazing. Stick with me and you'll discover all sorts of wonderful things—hahaha!" Shawn replied with a mischievous grin.
"Ugh, you bad boy! You're so naughty, saying things like that!" Mandy realized what he meant, bit her lip, and shot him a charming glare.
"Hehe—'Good girls love bad boys,' that's a classic line!" Shawn said with a cheeky grin.
Just then, they heard footsteps coming down from upstairs, along with Rainie Cheng's voice calling, "Shawn, where are you?"
"Ah—" The two in the bathroom jumped up in a panic when they heard Rainie's voice. Mandy quickly shoved Shawn out of the bathroom, grabbed a towel to wrap her curvy body, and whispered, "Go upstairs, and don't tell my cousin anything about us!"
"Oh—okay!" Shawn nodded nervously, feeling the thrill of sneaking around with Mandy under Rainie's nose. He grabbed a pillow from the living room sofa to cover his bulging lower half, then hurried upstairs.
As soon as he reached the top of the stairs, he saw Rainie Cheng standing there in a white nightgown. She stared at Shawn in surprise and asked, "Huh? Shawn, why did you go downstairs? And why are you... carrying that pillow?"
"Oh—I just heard the front door open and thought someone came in! I wondered if a thief had snuck in to steal something, so I ran downstairs without putting anything on. Then I realized I wasn't wearing a thing, so I rushed back up!" Shawn quickly made up an excuse.
"Oh—that wasn't a thief, that was my cousin, Sergeant Mandy Chung. You met her before. We had some work drama last night, but that's just business. We're both professionals, so we're fine in private. She has a key to my place and she's been staying here a lot lately. Oh no—go change, quick! If she comes up and sees you like this, you'll be so busted!" Rainie Cheng exclaimed, fully convinced by Shawn's story.
"Ah, I see—then I better go change! Rainie, you should come too. It wouldn't look good if your cousin saw us like this!" Shawn quickly grabbed Rainie's slender hand and hurried to the bedroom.
After changing clothes in the bedroom, they headed downstairs together. Downstairs, they saw Mandy sitting on the sofa in her grass-green police uniform, sipping water.
When she saw them come down, Mandy pretended to be surprised, stood up, and winked at Shawn. She didn't speak to him, but said to Rainie, "Cousin, it's almost ten o'clock. Why are you up so late?"
"Oh—last night I was... a bit tired, so I slept in," Rainie replied quickly.
"Oh—did you stay up late playing with Shawn?" Mandy teased deliberately.
"Hey—Mandy, don't be so blunt!" Rainie's cheeks flushed bright red.
Mandy felt a bit guilty herself and didn't want to linger. She smiled, then reached out to Shawn, "Sorry about last night, there were some misunderstandings because of work. I was just doing my job, so if I offended you, it's all good now! Since you're so close with my cousin, let's shake hands and make up!"
"Oh—no worries! We're all friends here, we can help each other out!" Shawn replied, shaking her hand. Both felt awkward, and their eyes met briefly before quickly looking away.
"Huh? I thought it'd take some effort to get you two to make up, but you're both pretty chill!" Rainie said in surprise, though she couldn't shake the odd feeling from the way Mandy looked at Shawn—like she'd seen it somewhere before.
Sometimes you just have to admit—women's sixth sense is scary accurate!
"Hehe—Shawn and I just had a misunderstanding, not a grudge. We're reasonable people, so once things are clear, there's no need to make it complicated!" Mandy forced a smile.
"Exactly!" Shawn echoed quickly.
"Good, that's settled! But you two are so in sync today, it's like you rehearsed it!" Rainie laughed.
"Oh—cousin, I came here because that thing's been bothering me for ages! Couldn't sleep, so I came over!" Mandy, afraid of slipping up, quickly changed the subject.