"Brother, I won't say anything about you anymore. You might really have some villainous roots.

The look on your face right now makes it look like you're going to kill someone in the next second."

"Get lost, I'm trying to teach you how to use your brain, but you're sending me to jail.

I'm a bit of a middle school kid and I'm just talking nonsense, but I haven't broken any laws."

6. Law-abiding gangster, Gu Jingsi, you are a little crazy and mad.

The sun sets in the west and dusk comes in the blink of an eye.

Pei Xingyue woke up. In the afterglow of the setting sun, she shook her head and looked at the man who was resting with his eyes closed.

There is a brief blackout in the brain.

Who am I? Where am I? What am I doing?

She was confused and looked around, and the next second Jiang Ye pulled her into his arms.

"woke up?"

"I fell asleep? No, I was drunk?"

"Yeah. Sorry, I took two sips of the wine my friend gave me before coming here.

I forgot that I couldn't touch you, but I still tried to kiss you.

My bad, luckily there was a errand boy who could deliver hangover medicine on New Year’s Day.”

Pei Xingyue was embarrassed. She was drunk in front of Jiang Ye again?

What's going on? Something's wrong.

She tugged at Jiang Ye's sleeve.

"Did I say anything I shouldn't have said or do anything I shouldn't have done?"

Pei Xingyue was uneasy. She knew that she looked strange when she was drunk, but she had never caused any trouble.

But looking at Jiang Ye's tired face, she always felt that she had done something during this period.

The unknown is the most terrifying, and she now urgently needs an answer from someone who knows the answer.

Jiang Ye smiled faintly.

You said things you shouldn't have said, but didn't do things you shouldn't have done.

But, to tell the truth?

I won’t have the chance to see you drunk in the future.

No matter how tiring it is, it is absolutely impossible to do without it.

He cleared his throat and held his left wrist in front of Pei Xingyue.

"No, you just broke my bracelet and said it was an eyesore.

Then she put a hair tie on it and wouldn’t let me take it off.”