bacchusnovels Chapter 273 Director of Education, Vivi
Chapter 273 Director of Education, Vivi
Chapter 273 Director of Education, Vivi (Bonus Chapter)
A few days later, the Bureau of Mysteries.
A dark figure moved silently down the quiet corridor.
His steps were light and swift, his figure appearing and disappearing in the candlelight on the wall, blending into the darkness.
At the end of the corridor was a heavy door.
Without hesitation, the shadowy figure lightly touched the doorknob and quietly pushed the door open, letting in a sliver of light that was enough to illuminate his face.
He didn't make a sound and walked straight in.
Inside the room, a blue-haired woman stood by the window, her back to him, intently gazing outside.
She seemed completely unaware that there was someone else behind her.
The shadowy figure moved silently, approaching stealthily like a ghost.
Just as he walked up behind Weiwei, the deep voice of the shadowy figure suddenly rang out: "Weiwei."
Weiwei shuddered and froze instantly, clearly not expecting anyone to appear suddenly.
She instinctively turned her head, and when she saw the dark figure, a hint of surprise and panic flashed in her eyes, but she quickly calmed herself down.
"Sean, you scared me." Vivi said breathlessly.
Sean didn't respond to her surprise, but simply continued walking until he was close to her.
He slowly raised both hands, one hand pressing against the wall behind her, trapping her between himself and the wall.
"Did you see me a couple of days ago?" Sean asked.
Vivi felt Sean approaching, and her heart began to race.
She instinctively stepped back, but there was a wall behind her, leaving her nowhere to retreat.
Sean's face was so close that she could even feel his warm breath brushing against her cheek.
"Have I seen you before?" Vivi's voice trembled slightly, with a hint of evasion in her tone.
Sean didn't answer immediately, but leaned closer, asking, "Are you sure?"
Vivi's breathing became more rapid. She felt Sean getting closer and closer, and could even feel the faint warmth emanating from his body.
"Sean," her voice was as soft as a whisper, a desire to resist, yet an inability to truly refuse.
A hint of amusement flashed in Sean's eyes as he slowly extended his other hand, his fingertips gently tracing Vivi's cheek.
Her skin trembled slightly at the touch, her cheeks flushed quickly, and her heart pounded faster.
“Just like we said yesterday,” Sean said softly, his voice like gentle rain falling on Vivi’s ear. “I lured myself here. You left the stopwatch on the table before you left, and let him take it.” Vivi’s mind was a little confused. She tried to focus, but Sean was so close; his breath, his voice, his touch all blurred her thoughts. She forced herself to hear Sean’s words, but the sensory overload made it difficult for her to concentrate.
"The stopwatch on the table—" she repeated, her tone tinged with uncertainty, as if even these simple words had become difficult to organize.
"My other self is listening right outside the door," Sean continued, a slight smile playing on his lips. His fingers traced her collarbone slowly and suggestively. "It feels really strange, doesn't it?"
"Strange—?" Vivi stammered.
Sean leaned slightly closer to her ear, his voice almost a whisper: "Yeah, it's strange, but also very exciting, isn't it?"
Vivi's cheeks flushed slightly. She knew that Sean was manipulating her, but at this moment, she couldn't resist the feeling of being firmly controlled by him.
Reason was gradually fading, but the sensory impact was becoming increasingly intense.
She simply couldn't stay calm.
The thought that there was someone outside listening to all of this made Weiwei's heart pound violently, as if it were being held captive.
"Don't do this, Sean, this is an office," Vivi finally couldn't help but say, her voice tinged with pleading.
However, Sean remained unmoved. His fingers moved slowly and firmly downwards, brushing past her clothes and slipping into Vivi's collar.
"Wouldn't the office be more convenient?" Sean's whisper echoed in Vivi's ear like a devil's murmur as his fingers deftly unbuttoned her shirt, one button at a time.
Vivi's body almost collapsed into Sean's arms; she knew she was powerless to resist at this moment.
"I love you, Vivi," he whispered in Vivi's ear.
"I love you too, Sean."
Then, Sean raised his hand and gently waved his wand.
Several silent magical incantations flowed from his fingertips, quickly erasing all traces in the room.
The air in the room seemed to become fresher with the application of magic, and any traces left behind were completely wiped away.
Sean glanced at the clean and tidy battlefield he had prepared and nodded in satisfaction.
Then, he calmly pushed open the door and walked out.
The corridor remained silent, so quiet that the only sound was the soft echo of one's own shoes on the marble floor.
After taking a few steps, he paused slightly, turned his head, and glanced casually at the corner behind him.
In the corner, a shadowy figure shrouded a hidden form—it was himself, dressed in an invisibility cloak.
His gaze lingered on that hidden version of himself for a moment, a self-deprecating smile in his eyes. Just as he had predicted, Sean, lurking in the corner, remained motionless in the shadows, silently observing everything, like a pawn in a pre-orchestrated game.
"What a wonderful feeling," Sean thought to himself, a knowing smile playing on his lips.
A little while later, Weiwei followed.
Inside the office, an antique stopwatch sat on the table, its silvery surface shimmering faintly in the moonlight streaming through the window.
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