My Online Girlfriend Has a Twin Sister - Chapter 87 - 63: Chen Yuan Is Forced to Accept Jiangg Ning’s Benefit

Chapter 87: Chapter 63: Chen Yuan Is Forced to Accept Jiangg Ning’s Benefit

Lying there like a corpse for nearly half an hour, Jiangg Yao’s mind wandered aimlessly. She thought about everything, from her initial online confession to Chen Yuan, to the sweet weekend they had spent together.

From her secret delight at having her younger boyfriend all to herself, to being forced to compete with her sister.

From imagining her defeat in this competition, to witnessing her boyfriend become her brother-in-law, walking into the sacred wedding hall with Jiangg Ning…

The moment that thought surfaced, her unfocused gaze sharpened. Her dazed mental state was gradually replaced by rationality, and with a jolt, she sat up again!

’No, absolutely not!’

Jiangg Yao grabbed the now-flattened box of tissues from the coffee table, which she had been using freely. She yanked out a few sheets and wiped the tears from her face.

How could she give up after just this? She genuinely liked Chen Yuan, and they had promised to work hard together for their future happiness.

A small setback like this wouldn’t defeat her, Jiangg Yao. She had to regroup and firmly occupy Chen Yuan’s heart.

Clenching her fists, Jiangg Yao’s expression turned resolute.

She picked up her phone. Habitually biting her nail, she typed out a message to Jiangg Ning with her other hand, beginning to probe for intel.

…

Yaoyao:

“Sis, you there?”

“How’s it going? I’m dying to know, tell me quick.”

Nothing in those two messages seemed the least bit strange, even between sisters.

…

「In the restaurant.」

DING—

Jiangg Ning’s phone, which was in her pocket, chimed. She took it out for a look, a faint smile appearing on her lips.

’Yaoyao, honestly… She’s so impatient. It seems she’s very concerned about her sister’s love life!’ she thought.

’After all, this is my first time on a date with a guy. Does this even count as a date?’

And it was one she had initiated, something she’d never done before. All the previous ones could only be considered blind dates set up by friends and family that she couldn’t refuse.

She rapidly tapped the screen to reply.

The two sisters immediately opened up their so-called “team voice chat,” communicating in secret.

…

Ningning:

“Nothing much, we’re just having a meal right now.”

“Don’t worry, everything is under my control. Trust your big sister.”

Yaoyao:

“Did anything happen? You’re really just eating?”

Ningning:

“That’s right. Don’t let your imagination run wild.”

“How could I do anything out of line? Don’t you know your sister has a sense of propriety, Yaoyao?”

Yaoyao:

“Haha”

“No, that’s not it… I’m just super curious! It’s only natural for me to be concerned. So, Sis, what’s your plan?”

“Do you have a plan? Spill some details for me.”

“(Pitiful face emoji)”

“I really wanna know.”

“Sis? Why aren’t you replying…”

“Yoo-hoo!”

“Be reserved! You have to remember a girl’s modesty, don’t forget it. And absolutely no being proactive. That’s how you get him wrapped around your finger.”

…

The messages kept coming, and Jiangg Ning felt they were disturbing the atmosphere. She was sitting face-to-face with Chen Yuan, right at the most crucial moment of her plan.

Replying to messages could wait.

It would be best to explain in detail when she got home.

So, Jiangg Ning pressed the mute button, deciding to “mute her mic.” The team voice chat was left with only Jiangg Yao crying out in vain. She put her phone away and focused on the matter at hand.

Jiangg Ning recalled the five rules for confirming if one’s heart was moved. She had already hit four of them.

Follow your heart, respect the facts.

If the fifth rule also applied, then she could definitively define her recent behavior as being completely smitten.

Yes, she was planning to conduct that special little experiment… After some careful thought, Jiangg Ning knew this experiment wasn’t baseless. She clearly remembered the feeling of those men from her blind dates staring at her face.

It would be no exaggeration to say the emotion that welled up in her heart was utter disgust.

With Chen Yuan’s gaze, she didn’t have that feeling. She only felt it was a clear and polite gaze, one that couldn’t possibly make someone feel any aversion.

’But what if it was my most beautiful, most alluring side—a side I had never shown anyone before? Would I still resist Chen Yuan’s gaze?’

’The answer, perhaps, was about to be revealed,’ Jiangg Ning muttered to herself inwardly.

Her heart had been in turmoil recently, and she’d spent her days in a daze, feeling not quite like herself…

“Actually, the way I treated you so horribly at school… it wasn’t because I wanted to do that, Chen Yuan,” Jiangg Ning said, holding a small silver fork and tracing an invisible line on the table. She glanced up at Chen Yuan, then lowered her head guiltily. “To be honest with you, ever since I found out you were my online boyfriend, my heart has been a complete mess.”

“Why?”

“Because I never considered a real-life relationship, and I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to date a guy eight years younger than me… so I was determined to break up. I’m sorry. When you do something wrong, you have to admit it. I apologize to you.”

“It’s okay. Haven’t you already taken action to make up for it? You don’t need to say all this,” Chen Yuan said after staring at Jiangg Ning’s sincere expression for a moment.

“No, this isn’t enough!” Jiangg Ning shook her head. If swallowing her pride to treat him to a meal and offering a simple apology was enough to gloss over everything, she wouldn’t even be able to forgive herself.

She had no idea that Jiangg Yao had already demonstrated more than enough sincerity on her behalf, even stooping to barking like a dog… She had resorted to every trick in the book—acting cute, being coy, and playing adorable.

“It’s mainly because my heart gets so flustered whenever I see you, so I deliberately put on a cold expression…” Jiangg Ning said in a low voice.

Remembering all the unpleasant encounters they’d had at school before, Chen Yuan fell silent as well.

Of course, he hated that kind of behavior from Jiangg Ning. It was no exaggeration to say that after every one of their tit-for-tat arguments, Chen Yuan felt that the affection they had built up over the past few days was being rapidly depleted.