Chapter 150: Deep Devotion Between Husband and Wife

Chapter 150: Deep Affection Between Husband and Wife

Yun Yang gave Kaisa a triumphant glance, and the two exchanged a knowing smile.

After Qiangwei finished clearing the backline, she was ambushed by the opposing team. The screen turned black and white, and when she looked up, she saw that Kyle’s mid-lane Diao Chan wasn’t making a move. Irritated, she lifted her head.

Then she witnessed an even more infuriating scene: the two of them were gazing at each other with tender affection.

Qiangwei’s anger erupted; she immediately logged off, snorting coldly as she stormed back to her room.

Yun Yang was stunned, puzzled, and awkwardly asked, “What’s wrong with Qiangwei?”

Kaisa shrugged, indicating she didn’t understand either.

“I’ll go check. You keep playing,” Yun Yang said, abandoning his teammates and hurrying away.

Kaisa looked at the two disconnected notifications on the screen and shook her head helplessly.

She typed directly into the chat:

“Those two are having an offline fight, so they logged off. Everyone else, keep trying!”

The response was a flood of question marks.

Yun Yang had barely opened the door when a pillow hit him squarely in the face.

Holding the pillow, he leapt onto the bed and prostrated himself completely.

“I was wrong!”

Qiangwei turned her back, snorting coldly once more.

Yun Yang had no choice but to pull her into his arms.

“What’s the matter, my little treasure?”

“Nothing,” she replied, turning away again.

Yun Yang nearly choked. What was he supposed to do now?

“I get it. When you say nothing’s wrong, you want me to think things are fine so I won’t come to comfort you. Then you can find an excuse to kick me. Tell me! You don’t want to love me anymore.”

At first, Qiangwei thought he truly understood, but after hearing the rest, she covered her face and replied coldly,

“That’s not it.”

“If it’s not that you don’t love me, then why won’t you forgive me?”

Yun Yang put on an aggrieved expression, playing his ace.

“You’re scheming against me!”

Qiangwei exclaimed in surprise.

“True affection can’t be held forever; it’s always scheming that wins hearts,” Yun Yang teased, rubbing her cheek smugly.

“Hmph, tell me, what was that deep gaze between you two just now? Did you forget what you promised me?”

Qiangwei’s voice grew softer, her hurt clearly visible.

Yun Yang fell silent. How could he explain? Should he just say that gaze was far from affectionate?

Whether Qiangwei believed him or not, even he wouldn’t trust such an explanation. He needed a convincing reason.

As Yun Yang scrambled for words, his silence only stirred Qiangwei’s emotions.

He was silent—what did that mean? Surely not gold, but acceptance?

Qiangwei broke free from his embrace, not striking but looking at him with deep disappointment.

Yun Yang was dumbfounded. Seeing her expression, his heart sank.

He hurried to grasp her hand, but she evaded him.

“Don’t touch me, Yun Yang. I’m very disappointed in you!”

Well, no need to think of an excuse now. For the sake of their family harmony, Yun Yang could only apologize to Kaisa.

Before Qiangwei could react, Yun Yang pulled her back into his arms, restraining her struggles.

“That was her misspeaking. I was covering for her. You didn’t suspect when she gave me that approving look, and I felt a bit proud, so…”

“You helped her cover it up, lying to me together? You…”

“Listen to me, Qiangwei. Her identity is very special. Do you want to hear?”

Yun Yang interrupted firmly, then asked.

Qiangwei stared into Yun Yang’s eyes, the two locked gazes for a long moment.

“If you’re willing to believe me, say so.”

“All right, I’ll tell you. She is Kaisa—the Angelic Queen, the Holy Kaisa.”

Yun Yang’s words made Qiangwei’s eyes widen in surprise.

She couldn’t help but be astonished. The entire known universe knew Kaisa had fallen after being betrayed by Morgana and Karl.

Morgana even took pride in this, using it to elevate her status among the gods of the known universe.

Now Yun Yang was telling her that the one who played by his side every day was Kaisa—the one who reigned over all known gods, the Angelic Queen, the Queen of Gods.

After the shock, Qiangwei blinked, disbelief coloring her voice.

“Don’t lie to me. Kaisa is so approachable. How could she be that majestic Kaisa?”

“I’m not lying. I wouldn’t joke about her,” Yun Yang said solemnly, leaving no room for doubt.

“How did she come back to life? And why does she look different?”

Qiangwei nodded, signaling that she believed him, then asked her question.

Without hesitation, Yun Yang recounted in detail how he had been trapped by Karl.

Qiangwei’s expression shifted from calm to stunned.

“You’re saying her current body was something you created? How is that possible?”

“I don’t understand the specifics either. It just happened. I have no choice,” Yun Yang said helplessly, wearing an innocent look.

“It sounds mystical. There’s a soul involved. Does that mean there’s some underworld or something like that? Are you sure it’s not some kind of phosphorescent form?”

What Yun Yang described reminded Qiangwei of the Death God’s follower she encountered in the Tianhe City camp.

“It shouldn’t be. It just suddenly became Kaisa. It really scared me.”

Yun Yang honestly admitted his ignorance.

“That’s a relief,” Qiangwei said, her body softening as she leaned on Yun Yang’s chest, whispering softly.

“A relief? What do you mean?”

Yun Yang was a bit confused and asked.

“Nothing. Maybe that fondness is because you saved her.”

Though she said that, Qiangwei’s mind was already racing.

Morgana had tried to claim herself as a mother figure since creating Time-Space Qiangwei, and Kaisa’s body was something Yun Yang had made.

Given her relationship with Yun Yang, could it be…?

No, she couldn’t think about it; just imagining it was enough to excite her.

Of course, she wouldn’t dare voice these thoughts. After all, the majesty Kaisa displayed aboard the Giant Gorge was unforgettable.

At that moment, Kaisa, having just led two teammates to victory, sneezed, rubbed her nose, and murmured,

“Even a fourth-generation body can catch a cold? That’s not scientific.”

Seeing Qiangwei suddenly brighten, Yun Yang knew he had passed this test. As for Kaisa, well, apologies were in order.

Yun Yang gently patted Qiangwei and earnestly advised,

“Yes, that’s what I think too. We must keep this secret. Only you, me, and He Xi know. No one else.”

“Mm-hmm, I’ll definitely keep my lips sealed,” Qiangwei said, making a zipper gesture to show her resolve.

Yet in her heart, Kaisa was practically family. Helping family keep secrets was an unquestionable duty.

If Kaisa knew what Qiangwei had been thinking, she’d probably get so angry she’d whip out her Silver Wing and strike down both Yun Yang and Qiangwei without hesitation.

But Qiangwei had no intention of revealing such thoughts. After all, the Holy Kaisa, Queen of Gods, was not someone to casually fabricate stories about.

Otherwise, if the news leaked, she wouldn’t need Kaisa to act. Her little angel fans would tear her to shreds.

Qiangwei silently resolved never to tell even Yun Yang, whose big mouth might blurt it out someday.

If that happened, she’d have nowhere to cry.

As for what would happen if Yun Yang spilled the secret, Qiangwei believed Kaisa would protect him.

As for herself… well, she was on her own.

Sitting in the living room, Kaisa waited a while but saw no sign of the two upstairs. Feeling bored, she wanted to see what a quarrel between the newlyweds looked like.

She rose, unfurled her pure white wings, but instead of taking the stairs, she flew directly to the balcony.

As she arrived, she was surprised by the scene before her.

The angry outburst she’d imagined hadn’t happened.

Instead, they were embracing—no sign of a quarrel at all.

Blinking, Kaisa realized they hadn’t noticed her and sat down on the balcony, watching with interest.

After a while, still unnoticed, she felt a twinge of jealousy. Clenching her fists, she lightly cleared her throat twice.

Both turned their heads toward the sound.

Qiangwei, feeling guilty, quickly averted her gaze and tried to break free from Yun Yang’s hold.

Yun Yang, suppressing her struggles, smiled and addressed Kaisa.

“Kaisa, when did you become a peeping tom?”

Kaisa was momentarily stunned, then chuckled.

“What? You told your fiancée the secret you promised to keep?”

Yun Yang shrugged helplessly.

“I had no choice. Our deep gaze was seen by Qiangwei, so I had to explain.”

“So, what do you think I should do with someone who can’t keep a promise like you to keep this secret?”

Kaisa’s smile faded, her voice growing cold.

Qiangwei stiffened, slowly turning to Kaisa with a pleading look.

“Angel Queen, it’s because of me. I know you can enter others’ minds and erase memories. Please just erase mine. Pretend nothing happened, okay?”

“I think that’s doable. Let’s do it,” Kaisa said, about to activate her Insight Eye.

At that moment, Yun Yang fixed his gaze on Kaisa and said,

“No. Don’t erase mine. I was the one who told her. Qiangwei’s lips are sealed. Don’t worry.”

As for Kaisa, she wasn’t opening her Insight Eye to erase memories but to see what had happened that made Yun Yang reveal her identity.

However, when Yun Yang said no, her Insight Eye wouldn’t activate—just for a second, but it reminded her of Ge Xiaolun’s silence.

Suppressing the thought, she smirked teasingly.

“You two are such a deeply affectionate couple. I’m almost envious.”

Hearing this, the two who had just been waiting for their memories to be erased were stunned, unsure what to make of Kaisa’s sudden remark.