Love is the Sunshine

"... Terence, you're too heavy! Get the hell off me!"

Carla cried out loud. She kicked aimlessly, trying to free herself from Terence's control.

Looking at the woman under him who was struggling hard, Terence frowned and gave her a bitter smile. All he did was grab her lightly on the shoulders. He barely had to use his strength. "You, my lady, are no fun at all. It's no wonder why no man has ever fallen for you."

Women would usually be shy at such a moment. That would be if they had any affection for the man at all. Yet this woman, who Terence was sure did not have a crush on him but at least liked him in some ways, was acting very differently.

Hearing Terence's antics, Carla glared at him. Terence continued to taunt her and before he could realize anything, Carla kicked him on the belly.

"Ouch!"

The intense pain forced Terence to get off Carla. He lay on the bed with his back facing the ceiling. 'That was quite a kick, ' he thought.

In a flash, he seized Carla. She tried to escape but he was faster. He turned her around roughly and held her tight in his arms. Carla could barely breathe with her face buried in Terence's shoulder. He was too strong.

"Carla, you may as well be careful next time. What if you kicked me on the wrong part and ruined my manhood? That would be bad news for you."

Terence cornered Carla with his strong legs to stop her from struggling. He then pinched her chin to make her look at him in the eyes.

"Bah! I couldn't care less about it! Whether your manhood is ruined or not is none of my concern and it certainly won't be. I shall leave that problem to your future wife to worry about." Carla glimpsed at the pair of long legs around her body and sneered.

"Women always conceal what they really think. Stubborn."

Terence grinned at Carla, his head resting on his palm. Then, he fondled her hair.

"Anyway, I won't leave for now. I promised to teach Sean how to play basketball, remember? Besides, I..." Terrence leaned in closer, leaving no space between Carla and him.

"Sis? Terence?"

While Terence was whispering in Carla's ear, someone happened to break in.

The door opened, revealing Sean standing outside with his hand still on the doorknob.

Sean was about to step in when he saw Terence and Carla clinging to each other. He blushed immediately and looked away.

homework? There's one problem I can't figure

could. She straightened her clothes first and then rolled

up slowly. Walking towards Sean, he put on a smile as he saw Carla's cheek flushing scarlet. "Sure, Sean. Tell me

Sean left, Carla released a sigh of relief. She picked up

to Sean, he received a worshiping gaze from the kid. However, Sean's expressions quickly changed into something that Terence couldn't figure out. "Terence, are you... are you going

burst into laughter. He placed his hand on Sean's head

little kid, aren't you? Remember, haste makes waste. When you meet someone you like, you gotta

the two of you overcome all difficulties together. And trust me, after all the hardships and dangers you've been through together, the girl will never be

hands in Sean's direction and closed them slowly. He clenched his fists, as

of the door, Carla

his nonsense! You're still young. Don't

dare forget

score of my Math exam, I swear, I won't have a girlfriend

"That's my boy."

Sean on the shoulder and grinned warmly

and smiled

Sean. Without hesitation, Carla dragged Terence out of Sean's room so her brother could finally rest. Then, she went to take a

"Achoo!"

out of the bathroom.

pill in case

work on his laptop. He turned to Carla upon hearing her

raincoat, Carla failed to avoid getting wet under such

need for that. A glass of hot water should be enough." Carla didn't like taking medicine. She took a glass of hot water and made a

big deal and fell asleep soon

she began to feel terrible at midnight. She was thirsty and her whole body ached. She reached for the glass of water

warm bed to

as soon as she stood up, dizziness hit

for something to hold on to, her hand landed on the nightstand. She accidentally knocked over

door of her room was opened.

"What's wrong?"

leaning on the nightstand, staring blankly at the broken glass on

cut a wound on her bare foot. It was already