Chapter 76: A Beauty in a Big G
Chapter 76: A Beauty in a Big G
I stared at the radiant beauty before me, wiping away a cold sweat. Perhaps it was the shock of Chi Yan galloping toward me so suddenly, but for a moment, I found myself speechless.
My maternal aunt hurriedly dismounted and rushed to my side. After confirming I was unhurt, she turned her beautiful eyes toward Chi Yan, her brow furrowing with a hint of anger. "Chi Yan, what do you think you're doing?!"
Chi Yan leaped off her horse, leisurely peeling off her equestrian suit to reveal a stunning figure beneath.
She wore only a white sleeveless tank top on her upper body. Her shoulders and arms, as pale and pristine as snow-capped peaks, were exposed, her skin looking delicate and supple.
Chi Yan smoothed back her long hair, which was tied in a high ponytail, her expression somewhat nonchalant. "He’s a grown man. A little move like that was enough to scare him?"
My maternal aunt’s brow tightened, clearly dissatisfied with the answer. Just as she was about to speak, Chi Yan suddenly looked over at me and asked with a smile, "Lin Yuan, did I scare you?"
I calmed my racing heart and forced a smile. "No, Sister Yan."
I stepped down from my horse and took my maternal aunt’s hand, smiling. "Auntie, I’m fine. Don’t be angry."
To be honest, when a horse is charging at you at full speed, very few people can remain indifferent or calm.
My maternal aunt gave me a soft, reproachful look. My words had stifled her anger, leaving her with nowhere to vent it.
Chi Yan suddenly chuckled. "I say, Little Aunt, Lin Yuan might be your nephew, but I’m your niece too. Lin Yuan already said it’s fine, so you can’t be too biased."
Hearing this, my maternal aunt stared huffily at the woman who was only three years younger than her. Her voice carried a hint of sarcasm. "Oh? Now you remember I’m your aunt? That’s a rarity. Have you ever actually treated me like one?"
Chi Yan tossed her equestrian suit to me. I hadn't expected the move, and my hands were a bit clumsy as I caught it, narrowly avoiding letting it hit the ground.
Holding the suit, I could catch a faint, pleasant fragrance. The inside of the fabric felt slightly warm and damp, still holding the lingering body heat and fragrant sweat of my cousin.
Chi Yan laughed. "You’re only three years older than me. Do you really expect me to treat you like an elder?"
My maternal aunt narrowed her eyes, her tone becoming overbearing. "So what if it's only three years? Even if it were one day, I’d still be your aunt!"
I was used to the dynamic between them. My maternal aunt and Chi Yan were close in age; I remembered them bickering and fighting constantly since I was a child.
While they were trading barbs, I took the opportunity to carefully observe my cousin, whom I hadn't seen in a long time.
Chi Yan’s appearance and temperament were somewhat cold and elegant, a stark contrast to the delicate, fragile girl she had been before going abroad.
She had slender, crescent-moon brows and phoenix eyes. Her nose was high and well-proportioned, and her cold-white skin shimmered under the sunlight, making her quite a sight to behold. Her beautiful eyes naturally projected a sense of coolness and detachment, which only heightened her already icy, elegant aura.
She had inherited the Chi family’s tall stature. Even though she was wearing flat ankle boots, she looked to be at least 1.75 meters tall.
Her figure under the tank top was provocative and alluring—mature and "delicious." Her legs, in particular, were long, straight, and slender yet shapely. Wrapped tightly in her riding breeches, the curves they traced were nothing short of perfection. It was hard to look away.
I enjoyed the view of the beauty before me, feeling a sense of gratitude. Whether they were related to me by blood or not, the women around me all had impeccable looks. Their figures, especially, were exactly my type—all tall with long legs.
Whether it was Mom, my maternal aunt, my little sister, or Chen Xiao, Chu Ning, and Song Yu—and now my cousin Chi Yan—every one of them was a one-in-a-million beauty. None of them were under 1.70 meters, perfectly matching my aesthetic.
Chi Yan, who was still bickering with my maternal aunt, shifted her phoenix eyes toward me. With a playful expression, she asked, "Do I look good?"
I smiled composedly. "You do. Is there any woman in the Chi family who doesn't?"
"Oh?"
Chi Yan arched a long eyebrow. "Then who looks better—me or your aunt?"
My body tensed. Why was it always this deadly question?
Just this morning, my maternal aunt had asked me who was prettier between her and my mom.
I squeezed my maternal aunt’s palm. "You both look beautiful, of course."
Chi Yan wasn't about to let me off the hook. She pressed on relentlessly. "There has to be one who’s better. Tell us."
My maternal aunt shot me a quick glance. She didn't say anything, but the meaning in her eyes was clear.
I gave an awkward laugh and changed the subject. "Sister Yan, when did you get back to the country? I didn't hear a word about it."
"I’ve been back for a few months." Chi Yan waved her hand, signaling the two trainers not to come closer. She looked at me again. "You’re a busy man. It’s normal that you didn't know I was back."
I smiled bitterly. "Sister Yan, stop teasing me."
Chi Yan replied, "I wouldn't dare mock you. After all, you’re the star student of our family~"
I played it off with a laugh. "I wouldn't go that far. Compared to a top student who studied abroad like you, I’m nothing."
Chi Yan stepped past my maternal aunt and came right up to me. Her beautiful eyes scanned me up and down for a long time. Suddenly, she reached out a slender, white hand and patted my cheek, chuckling. "As expected of my eldest aunt’s son. You’ve grown up quite handsome."
I smiled faintly. "I might have the surname Lin, but I still have half of the Chi family’s genes. Besides, the Lin family genes are pretty excellent too, you know..."
Chi Yan raised an eyebrow at that and joked to my maternal aunt, "When are you going to give birth to a handsome son like this?"
My maternal aunt rolled her eyes and said impatiently, "Get lost!"
Chi Yan shrugged. "You’re no fun."
My maternal aunt glared at her. "You started it!"
"Alright, alright, stop fighting."
I stepped in to mediate. "Isn't there a banquet tonight? We should get ready and head out soon."
"Fine~"
Chi Yan agreed, then said to my maternal aunt, "You’re the protagonist tonight. You’d better dress up properly."
"I’m the most beautiful even without dressing up!"
Chi Yan’s gaze turned provocative. "Even Lin Yuan won't admit you’re the most beautiful. How do you have the nerve to say it yourself?"
I felt like a dark cloud was looming over my head, a sense of impending doom.
Chi Yan walked ahead, continuing to fan the flames. "There can only be one 'most beautiful.' Unfortunately, in Lin Yuan’s eyes, it seems we’re both equally pretty. Tell me, are you really the most beautiful?"
My vision went dark. I didn't even have the strength to complain.
Sure enough, a second later, my maternal aunt shot me a vicious glare and pinched the soft flesh at my waist, giving it a full, painful twist.
"Ah!"
I let out a cry of pain. "Sister Yan, please stop talking. You’re the one making her mad, but I’m the one suffering for it."
*
When we reached the parking lot, I stared at the Black Warrior G63 sitting there like a steel beast. I looked at the cold, tall Chi Yan and couldn't help but ask, "Sister Yan, is this your car?"
Chi Yan patted the chassis. "What, you don't think it suits me?"
Looking at the G63’s aggressive, rugged exterior and its wild, uninhibited style, I suddenly felt that the car’s vibe actually matched Chi Yan quite well.
But as for exactly why they matched, I couldn't quite put my finger on it.
"Get in!"
I climbed into the back seat, and my maternal aunt sat down right next to me.
Chi Yan put on her sunglasses and tapped the steering wheel. "Qingqiu, aren't you sitting up front?"
My maternal aunt wrapped her arm around mine. "I’m not sitting next to a brat like you."
"Tch."
With the roar of the engine—sounding like the growl of a predator—the steel beast beneath us surged forward.
I looked at my cousin driving in the front seat, thinking back to the way she looked galloping on that horse earlier.
A beauty on a stallion and a beauty in a Big G... they seemed to have the same flavor.
Chi Yan’s voice was clear. "I’m going back to change first."
My maternal aunt rested her head on my shoulder and yawned. "No rush."
As the car drove through the streets of Wanghai City, I put my arm around my maternal aunt’s soft waist. Looking at the traffic passing by outside the window, a great sense of satisfaction welled up within me.
What a man pursues is nothing more than fast cars and beautiful women.
I brushed a few stray hairs from my maternal aunt’s forehead and asked softly, "Are you tired?"
My maternal aunt opened her eyes slightly, looking languid. She stretched one arm—white as a lotus root—out toward the window. On her slender wrist sat a white jade bracelet, its color warm and translucent, perfectly complementing her smooth, creamy skin.
I took her other hand, interlacing our fingers. "The bracelet is beautiful," I whispered. "It suits you."
Hearing this, my maternal aunt’s eyes crinkled into a smile. She tilted her face up and kissed the corner of my lips, murmuring softly, "Anything you give me is beautiful."
Her action made my heart tighten. I glanced at Chi Yan, but fortunately, she didn't seem to notice.
I lowered my voice. "Well, look who gave it to you."
Chi Yan’s voice suddenly rang out. "You two are being seriously sappy."
I looked at her nervously, feeling a cold sweat on my brow, wondering if she had seen my maternal aunt kiss me.
But after that one comment, Chi Yan said nothing more. I couldn't see her expression behind her sunglasses.
In my arms, my maternal aunt remained calm, her eyes slightly hazy as if she were drifting off to sleep. It was as if she hadn't even heard Chi Yan’s remark.