Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 561

Chapter 561: Power Outage

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Moments before, Su Shen had released her from his embrace, leaving her in a state of euphoria that she had never anticipated. His kiss had been so passionate, so intense, that she found herself questioning if this was the same reserved, aloof man she had known.

Had she not witnessed his transformation from an inexperienced kisser to a mature lover, she would have found it hard to believe that this man had not been sexually active before. His progress was astonishingly rapid.

A gust of night wind swept through, dispersing the last remnants of their romantic encounter. Gu Zi handed him a paper bag and saw him out. By the time Su Shen arrived at the pig farm, two pigs had already been slaughtered.

The boss had arrived late that night, a fact that did not go unnoticed. After exchanging greetings with Su Shen, one of the workers whispered something into Jin Long’s ear. A knowing smile spread across their faces. They all understood why the boss had been late – his wife had been taking good care of him, and it seemed to be working wonders.

As Su Shen strode through the hall and pushed open the office door, Jin Long followed him in, grinning and gossiping, “You’ve been less enthusiastic about work lately, Brother Shen.”

Su Shen ignored him, sitting down at his desk and reaching for his tools, ready to go out and conduct some tests. However, as he opened the drawer, the room plunged into darkness. Jin Long’s voice echoed through the room, “Who turned off the power? We’re working here. If you’re still sleepy, go home and sleep!”

From outside, the sound of hurried footsteps approached, followed by a shout, “Jin Long, the power didn’t go out, it’s a blackout!”

The pig slaughter area was filled with a cacophony of noises – the workers’ discussions, the squeals of the pigs about to be slaughtered. But these pigs were lucky. With the power out, they wouldn’t be killed tonight.

However, this was a crisis for the pig farm. If they couldn’t slaughter the pigs tonight, they wouldn’t be able to supply the market the next day, which would result in significant losses. It was a case of one man’s joy being another man’s sorrow.

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