Lynn stood there dumbfounded, his mind roaring like a nuclear bomb had been dropped into a fishpond.

"This isn't right!!"

Lynn clutched his head in shock.

He quickly rushed over, jumping up to snatch the device held by the Godweaver Head's tentacles, but the Godweaver Head kept her eyes closed and swiftly raised it higher, preventing him from grabbing it.

"Please let me explain!" Lynn was genuinely panicking, his face pale with alarm:

"Things aren't what you think they are! Seeing is believing, hearing is doubtful! We weren't doing those terrible things you imagined at the time, it was just a very normal maintenance session!"

"I was helping Little One clean her ears, really! Believe me! Please believe me!"

The Godweaver Head kept her eyes closed, a slight smile curling at the corner of her mouth.

The wise expression on her face had already given Lynn the answer.

She slowly said with a faint smile, "I was somewhat doubtful before—but seeing how panicked you are now—I'm actually even more certain—"

That expression seemed to be telling Lynn:

You little rascal.

I've seen right through you!

Trying to cover it up? Don't even joke about it!

Lynn frantically scratched his scalp, feeling like his whole being was about to split apart.

"Auntie, please listen to me, things really aren't what you think. If you don't believe me, you can..."

"No need to say more." The Godweaver Head interrupted him with closed eyes, saying:

"Young people—it's quite normal—you don't need to feel embarrassed—"

"But as a mother—I still need to remind you—"

"I don't oppose intimacy between you and my daughter—but my daughter is just a head right now—"

"..."

A brief silence fell.

"Ahhhhh—"

Lynn grabbed his head as if splitting apart, banging it against the nearby small hill, letting out a series of frustrated, tearless howls that defied explanation.

"That's not it! That's not it!! Why can't I explain this clearly?!"

"What you're imagining didn't happen, please let me finish!! We really just have a very pure friendship!!"

As soon as these words were spoken.

The Godweaver Head instantly narrowed her eyes, radiating killing intent.

"Oh? Are you saying—you don't want—to take responsibility?"

Buzz—

Lynn's expression instantly went blank again.

"That's not what I meant..."

The Godweaver Head's expression immediately softened again, saying gently:

"That's good then—if that really was what you meant—Auntie here would have trouble resisting taking a bite out of you—"

"After all—if it weren't for my daughter particularly liking you—I really couldn't resist having a little dessert—hehehe—"

[Lynn's SAN -10]

Lynn said vacantly, "Is... is... is that so..."

Is this a life-or-death question then...

No!

Not acceptable!

Although life is indeed important, compared to innocence...

"..."

Well, life still seems more important!

Damn!

Cold sweat poured down Lynn's forehead as he lowered his head, his eyes flickering wildly, his brain working at an unimaginable speed.

No good!

There's no way to explain this clearly here!

This misunderstanding is too serious—even if I explain, she definitely won't believe me!

Wait!

Little One!

There's still Little One!

He was just the client in this matter. As long as Little One casually tells her parents what happened this morning, the misunderstanding will be immediately resolved.

Right!

Once he understood this, Lynn immediately raised his head, his expression becoming extremely determined.

The Godweaver Head said gently, "What—still trying to quibble—"

Lynn narrowed his eyes calmly and said, "Auntie, I probably can't explain it clearly to you, and even if I try to explain, you'll definitely think I'm just making excuses!"

"But Little One is a very pure girl. If you don't believe me, we can confront Little One directly. You wouldn't think Little One would lie, would you?"

The Godweaver Head also narrowed her eyes, saying: This text is hosted at novel⸺fire.net

"Did it—and don't want to admit—it?"

Lynn gritted his teeth and said, "Auntie, you can certainly kill me, but you can't falsely accuse me of losing my innocence!"

He suddenly pointed into the distance.

Shouting loudly: "If Little One says that something really happened between us, then I, Lynn, won't say another word and will do whatever you say! If you tell me to go east, I won't go west! How about that?"

The Godweaver Head licked her lips coldly and said, "Interesting little fellow—fine—since you want to deny it—then call my daughter over—let's ask—"

"Let's see how you explain it then!"

...

A few minutes later.

Behind the small hill, Little One (✪‸✪) looked at her mother on the left and Lynn gritting his teeth on the right.

She wasn't very clear why the atmosphere here seemed to have become somewhat strange.

Little One Ծ‸Ծ turned to look at her mother and said:

"Mother—are you not satisfied—with doctor big brother?"

The Godweaver Head's face instantly showed a soft, doting expression, extending a tentacle to pull Little One over, nuzzling her:

"Not at all—as long as my daughter is satisfied—mother is satisfied too—"

"I called my little darling over this time—to ask about some things—daughter, you must tell mommy the truth—"

Little One asked puzzled, "What things—"

The Godweaver Head smiled and asked: "Daughter—this morning when you and this doctor were in that alley—did you do any strange things?"

Lynn immediately cast a hopeful gaze toward Little One.

Quick!

Little One!

Tell your mother all about the maintenance I gave you, tell her we were just doing normal, proper things, not those strange behaviors!

Little One looked blankly at her mother, then turned to look puzzled at Lynn.

Little One immediately remembered the care doctor big brother had given her this morning.

"Mmm!"

Little One instantly showed a (✪ω✪) expression, and the tentacles around her began to dance cheerfully!

"Yes, we did—"

Lynn: "!!!"