"Aaaaaah!" Don’t ask why the ever-composed Lin Ning let out such a blood-curdling scream—it was all thanks to technology.

"Hahaha!" That was Su Qing, the carefree girl who felt no fear at all.

As for Su Shui? He sat quietly behind them, looking perfectly calm and elegant.

A closer look revealed Su Shui had already passed out in his seat, completely unconscious.

After a long two minutes, the roller coaster finally slowed to a stop.

Lin Ning and Su Qing leaned on each other as they stepped off. Glancing back, Su Shui still sat there, legs crossed.

"Wow, Su Shui, you’re tough!" Lin Ning gave him a thumbs-up. "Get down already—you’ll have to pay extra if you stay on!"

Seeing he didn’t move, Lin Ning walked over.

"Holy crap!" She carefully placed a finger under his nose. "Phew, still breathing!"

Lin Ning and Su Qing struggled to carry Su Shui down. A staff member sighed at the tourist who’d fainted from fright.

"Someone with your courage shouldn’t ride this. We can’t take responsibility if something happens."

"Got it, got it~"

Their faces flushed slightly with shame as they hurriedly propped Su Shui onto a chair.

"Hey, wake up!" Su Qing gently shook his shoulder.

No response... She pushed again. Still nothing.

"That won’t wake him!" Lin Ning shoved Su Qing aside, holding a bottle of mineral water.

She twisted the cap open and poured it straight onto Su Shui’s face.

"Cough, cough! Is it raining?!"

Su Shui woke up, wiping water from his face. "Not bad—tastes like Nongfu Spring~"

"Still tasting it? You fainted on a roller coaster!" Lin Ning scolded him.

"I just stayed up late last night. So tired~" Su Shui fake-yawned for effect.

"Who believes that? You’re just scared~"

Before Su Shui could reply, Su Qing stepped forward. How dare she insult her brother!

"You’ve got the nerve! Who was screaming like a banshee beside me earlier?"

"I was just matching the mood! I’m not scared!" Lin Ning shot back, chin raised.

"Then why was that person crying?"

"I wasn’t crying!"

"Who said you? Oh, I get it—you’re taking it personally~"

Lin Ning and Su Shui glared at each other, neither backing down.

"Let’s ride again! See who gets scared!" Su Qing pointed at the roller coaster.

"Fine! Who’s afraid?"

They dragged each other off to buy tickets.

First ride...

Second ride...

...

...

Over an hour later, they’d ridden the roller coaster six times.

Leaning against the wall, pale-faced, they stumbled toward Su Shui.

"Hmph, knew you’d crack... Ugh!" Lin Ning clutched a tree and vomited, nearly bringing up bile.

"Talk about me!" Su Qing leaned on the wall, barely moving forward.

*Thud!*

Her legs gave way, and she collapsed to the ground. Standing up was impossible—her legs felt like they weren’t hers.

"Brother, help me~" "Su Shui, I need water!"

His sister sat on the ground with open arms; his wife leaned against a tree, asking for water to rinse her mouth.

Another life-or-death choice!

"Save me, heavens!" Su Shui silently begged for mercy.

As if hearing him, someone rushed over pushing a cart.

"Excuse me! Make way!"

Lin Ning instinctively dodged—and ended up right in front of Su Qing.

Su Shui walked over with a water bottle. He handed it to Lin Ning and lifted Su Qing up.

No choice needed this time. Thanks, cart guy~

"How old are you two, still bickering?" Su Shui hoisted one on each shoulder and dumped them onto chairs.

"Sit here and reflect!"

He pressed them down. They sat glaring at each other.

"Stop it. Your eyeballs might pop out!"

Su Shui handed each a cup of rolled ice cream.

"Try it—I made it~"

"You made this?" Lin Ning took a tiny bite. "Delicious!"

"They make rolled ice cream here?" Su Qing asked between bites.

"See that cart?" Su Shui pointed. "You can make your own. I was bored, so I whipped up two servings~"

"I want to make some too! Taste my skills!" Lin Ning raised her hand eagerly.

"Me too! I won’t lose to her!" Su Qing insisted.

"You... sure?" Su Shui eyed the two pampered girls.

"Of course!"

...

...

The two beauties stood at the rolled ice cream stall, aprons on, tiny spatulas in hand.

"Can you really handle this?" Su Shui watched worriedly. They claimed they could, but he had a bad feeling.

"Relax!" Lin Ning pushed him onto a stool.

"Fine, fine..."

...

...

"Bro, it’s stuck! What do I do?" Su Qing stared helplessly at the cream clinging to the pan.

"Try scraping harder down." Su Shui moved to help.

"No! I’ll do it myself!" Su Qing shoved him back onto the stool.

Watching her struggle to scrape the cream, Su Shui worried about the pan.

"Su Shui, taste this!" Lin Ning held out a bright red cup.

She winked smugly at Su Qing, who panicked and pressed too hard.

*Crack!*

The wooden spatula shattered the iron pan’s bottom. Su Qing looked around awkwardly.

"T-this was an accident~"

"Enough, kid~" Su Shui patted her shoulder. "You’re paying for that pan~"

Undeterred, Su Qing handed over 200 yuan for a new pan.

She slammed her wallet on the table, hands on hips. "I’m taking this thing on today!"

"This kid never gives me peace~" Lin Ning held her vivid red ice cream, muttering about Su Qing.

"Hmm... this one probably has too much strawberry sauce..." Su Shui examined it, then took a small bite. A fiery heat shot to his head.

"Spicy! So spicy!" The cream’s sweetness couldn’t mask it. Su Shui’s lips swelled instantly.

"What did you even put in this?!"

"This stuff! It wasn’t red enough, so I added some..." Lin Ning held up a bottle of Death Sauce, looking hurt.

"Where’d you get that?!"

"Bought it at the supermarket. I thought it was a seasoning..."

As Su Shui struggled to explain which seasonings work for ice cream, another sound came from Su Qing’s side.

*Crack!*

The wooden scoop snapped in half. Su Qing slapped another fifty yuan on the table.

"Give me another one!"

"Ladies, please stop!"