I Am a Fox Spirit Clinging to the Male Lead Chapter 02

I Am a Fox Spirit Clinging to the Male Lead Chapter 02

In the morning, I woke up starving.

Turning around, Julian’s handsome sleeping face caught my eyes.

His pajama buttons were loosely undone, revealing glimpses of his fair skin.

I couldn’t help but gulp, my heartbeat instantly skipping a beat.

Watching him made me gulp again, my eyes turning red with temptation.

Knowing full well he had always been distant and annoyed by me, I still couldn’t control myself and quietly hugged him.

It was soft and warm, exceptionally addictive.

The abundant siphoned energy made my head spin dizzily, and my courage grew.

I couldn’t help but want to explore the place where the energy was the strongest.

My wrist was suddenly grabbed.

Julian had woken up at some point. His hot breath brushed against my ear, his hoarse voice carrying a warning:

“Sasha, no.”

Then, before I could react, I was bundled up tightly in the blanket by him.

Julian got up and fled into the bathroom like he was escaping.

I felt as if a basin of cold water had been poured over me.

The live chat feed was still cursing:

[The supporting female really starts causing trouble first thing in the morning. So shameless.]

[It’s fine. She has tried so hard to seduce him so many times, but have you ever seen the male lead pay attention to her?]

[The male lead’s first time is saved for the female lead. He just got touched by her and hurriedly went to the bathroom to wash himself clean again.]

My heart felt even more suffocated.

In order to siphon energy, I learned methods of seducing humans from quite a few senior spirit foxes.

They all said that no human could reject a pretty little fox like me.

But Julian could.

Not being able to feed on him made me hungrier and hungrier.

My beautiful fox tail was shedding fur from starvation.

It wasn’t that I hadn’t thought about switching to someone else for energy.

It was just that I really, really liked Julian.

After I disguised myself as a human and got into St.

Jude’s University, there were many college guys around.

The energy on them was either too thin or unbearably muddy.

Only Julian had energy so strong and so pure.

Plus, he was handsome.

The first time I saw him, my invisible fox tail wagged like crazy at him.

Too bad Julian was famously aloof.

I finally managed to act pitiful, telling him I was kicked out by my family and had nowhere to go, so I could move into his place.

I thought I had a chance, but it turned out he hated me this much.