As a hugely popular actress, Song Qing’s acting has reached perfection.
In public, she puts on a self-important front, playing the humble yet talented star. In private, she’s a player and a total jerk: sharp-tongued, bad-tempered, and often too proud to admit what she really feels.
She thought Su Shu was no different from any other omega, but the moment she caught the scent of Su Shu’s fresh, summer-like pheromones, Song Qing was completely won over.
Su Shu’s pheromones are seriously addictive.
If she goes too long without smelling them, Song Qing feels like she’s going to die.
Later, when a rival tries to smear Song Qing by accusing her of discriminating against omegas, her company arranges for her to appear on a variety show to clear her name. That’s how she brings Su Shu along.
From then on, Song Qing openly starts getting her fix of Su Shu every day.
At work, after work, while eating, while showering… even while sleeping.
Fan A: Tsk, I can’t watch. Is Song Qing into Su Shu? She’s practically staring holes into her.
Fan B: You said it. Song Qing looks like she wants to fuse with Su Shu. Wherever Su Shu goes, she follows.
Su Shu frowns. “Isn’t this a little inappropriate?”
Song Qing isn’t having it. “Why not? Fine, I won’t cling to you anymore.”
That’s what she says, but the arm holding Su Shu doesn’t loosen in the slightest.
Su Shu is about to say something else when Song Qing has already sealed her lips with a kiss.
And after that, she clings to Su Shu even more.
Then, little by little, she discovers another side of Su Shu:
An entire room full of posters and photos, and the clothes Su Shu once wore that later mysteriously disappeared.
Have a look, have a look