Chapter 1062 Shot Again
"You're thinking too beautifully. I'm not as shameless as you. If you want to act like a caveman, do it on your own." Audery spat at the thought of the depraved scene of them both walking around the room naked. She turned and headed to the bathroom, though her face felt hot. This guy sure dares to think, but unfortunately, his wild imagination was misdirected.
As Audery heard the click of the bathroom lock from inside, Kevin felt a bit disappointed. It seemed his cousin wasn't planning to give him any chances. He pulled up his pants and walked into the bedroom, his groin feeling a bit sore. Today, he had unconsciously ejaculated three times — once with Violet at noon, once with Vanessa in the evening, and just now, being stimulated by his cousin's foot, he shot off again. It was getting a bit frequent. Originally, Kevin planned to wait for his cousin to finish bathing to sleep together, but as soon as his head hit the pillow, drowsiness overwhelmed him, and he quickly fell into a deep sleep.
When Audery finished her shower and entered the bedroom, she saw Kevin sprawled across the bed sleeping soundly. A gentle expression appeared on her face; kids are so carefree, falling asleep so quickly.
Approaching the bed, she adjusted Kevin's body and covered him with a towel blanket. She closed the window tightly; it was already September, and the nights were chilly. They couldn't sleep with the window open like before.
Although Audery's body felt weary, her mind was too excited for sleep. Lying next to Kevin, listening to his steady breathing, she reminisced about every tiny moment since they had met. Her emotions fluctuated. Before Kevin, her life felt stagnant, like a pond without hope. But with him, it was like being swept away in a torrent, experiencing constant highs and lows. Meeting Kevin felt like being part of an exhilarating TV drama, more unpredictable and thrilling than any novel.
Audery laid there for a while, still unable to sleep. So she got up and went to Kevin's computer desk. Upon starting the computer, the desktop displayed a photo of herself wearing a dress. The memory sparked of that time in Starfall Town during her educational training with Vanessa, when Kevin came to visit. They had gone to the western suburb park and took many photos. Although they hadn't been intimate at that time, they had already surpassed the boundaries of mere cousins. She had even helped Kevin with masturbation, anal intercourse, and engaged in phone sex, naively believing she could control their relationship well. However, she had unwittingly set foot on an irreversible path.
She entered a website address on the search engine, leading her to a site called "weblibrary," a pure literature forum where users, literary enthusiasts, often shared their personal creations of poetry, prose, and fiction, engaging in discussions.
Audery stumbled upon this site during her university years, registering under the pseudonym "the Stay Alluring in the Human World." She would occasionally visit to read others' original works and eventually summoned the courage to share one of her own essays. It garnered much acclaim, leading her to connect with like-minded literary friends. Over the years in university, she gradually gained recognition on the site, posting numerous articles—poetry, prose, miscellaneous writings, and several short stories. On weblibrary, she had earned some renown as an author.
However, after marriage, Audery seldom visited the weblibrary forum or shared her works. Tonight was merely a spur-of-the-moment decision to browse. After logging into her account, she noticed over a hundred unread messages from old friends, wondering why she hadn't been online and published any new work. Most of the messages dated back a year or more, gradually tapering off to none.
Perhaps everyone had forgotten about her. Audrey sighed. Time was relentless. With her graduation merely a few years ago, she had transitioned from an artistic young woman to an ordinary high school teacher. Was this how she was meant to spend her life? Looking at the familiar names on the home page, she realized how she had frittered away these years.
Audery wished to greet her old friends, not knowing exactly what to say after years of no contact. Boldly, she toyed with the idea of using her experiences with Kevin as a basis to write a story about a romantic relationship between a teacher and a student on a campus. It seemed like a good premise.
Once the idea struck, she couldn't contain her urge to write. Opening a thread on the forum, she penned the title of the novel, "Campus Love."
Set in a small county town, the tale revolved around two main characters: Paul and Audrey, a teacher and student at the school. Paul, mischievous and troublesome but kind-hearted, was a recent college graduate assigned as Audrey's homeroom teacher. Their first encounter on the first day of the new semester led to a heart-wrenching, love-and-hate entangled, forbidden romance.
As Audrey delved deeper into her narrative, she found herself wholly engrossed. It felt as though the characters Mur and Ran in her story were Kevin and herself. Her emotions ebbed and flowed with the unfolding plotline. If life before Kevin was like stagnant water, bereft of hope, his arrival had swept her into a raging torrent. Undulating highs and lows filled her life, akin to an exciting TV series, even more spectacular and surreal than a novel.
Audrey immersed herself in her writing until nearly 2 am, her fingers stiff from typing. Reviewing the twenty-thousand-word story she had produced astounded her; considering her previous struggles to write even two or three thousand words in a day, this was a vast achievement. After scanning her extensive work for typos, she took a deep breath and confidently clicked the "post" button. Within moments, a familiar line of text appeared on the screen: "Congratulations, the Stay Alluring in the Human World, your new creation has been posted and awaits review. Keep up the good work."
Audrey smiled faintly, exited the forum, turned off the computer, and stood up. Her shoulders and back felt stiff, and she hadn't been so wholly focused on a task for a long time. It felt like being back in her university days, passionately engrossed in reading novels under her dormitory covers. This sensation was pleasant.
"I wonder if the novel will pass the review tomorrow and how many people will read it." Climbing into bed next to Kevin, Audrey closed her eyes with hopeful anticipation and quickly drifted off to sleep.
A few minutes later, Kevin mumbled in his sleep, rolling over and subconsciously reaching out to embrace the voluptuous form of the female teacher. Lifting his leg, he placed it over her round buttocks, as his skilled hand crept to her chest, grasping the supple, plump flesh before he resumed his deep slumber.
Meanwhile, in a high-rise residence in the provincial capital, a man in his late twenties sipped his coffee while casually browsing through flashing text on a website. This man was Dan, the editor of the weblibrary literary forum. As pure literature gradually declined over the years, numerous similar sites had shut down, leaving weblibrary struggling to survive. Registered users had dropped from nearly a million to less than two hundred thousand, with many authors departing. Weblibrary operated on minimal revenue from web ads and copyright operations, all while opposing any commercialization or corporate intrusion.
Staring at a familiar penname, Dan's eyes widened in surprise. "The Stay Alluring in the Human World!" Memories slowly resurfaced as a mix of confusion and excitement crossed his face. "It's the Stay Alluring in the Human World! She's back!"
The Stay Alluring in the Human World was a popular female author on the forum five or six years ago. Her regular postings and participation in offline author meetups had earned her a prominent place. A student at a major university in the provincial capital, she was exceptionally beautiful with a stunning figure—particularly her full bust. Dan vividly recalled his initial astonishment upon seeing her; she had captured his attention with her captivating bosom. He even questioned whether she had ghostwriters.
However, the Stay Alluring in the Human World wasn't merely a pretty face. At the meetups, she dazzled with her knowledge and left a lasting impression on the audience with her intelligent discussions. Soon, she became the forum's most popular female author, estimated by Dan to have drawn a third of the site's new users. She held a significant following among university students, crafting touching stories that resonated with young hearts. Her numerous short love stories set in college settings garnered massive views. Unfortunately, idealism ran high among the forum's chief operators at the time, insisting on maintaining a pure literary environment and rejecting any commercialization or capital intervention.
Had weblibrary seized its considerable influence among Chinese online literary platforms, it might have emerged as a major player in cultural media, and the Stay Alluring in the Human World could have become a sensational author, possibly achieving heights akin to Sanmao's fame.
Three years ago, the Stay Alluring in the Human World suddenly ceased sharing her work, coinciding with a decline in the forum's popularity. Dan, driven by his initial passion, had persevered. Tonight, with the sudden return of the Stay Alluring in the Human World and the publication of new content, could this herald a rebirth for weblibrary?
Dan swiftly read through Audrey's posted novel content titled "Campus Love." It explored the controversial theme of romantic relationships between teachers and students, showing improved writing maturity. Her words exuded a profound understanding of human nature, expertly constructing the characters Paul and Audrey, leaving readers intrigued and eager for more. Even from these initial twenty thousand words, he could sense the novel's immense potential to become a bestseller.
Perhaps weblibrary could indeed turn the tide. Dan knew from experience that many online literary platforms saw rapid growth due to a sudden surge in popularity for a single author or work. After a brief hesitation, he dialed a number, restraining his excitement as he spoke incoherently, "Boss, are you still awake? I'm really sorry to bother you at this hour... please hear me out. Weblibrary... there's hope!"
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