Qin Zun walked down the stairs step by step and approached Tonghua with an expressionless face.

The closer he got, the more panicked Tonghua became.

She thought he was about to come up to her and ask why she came home at such a late hour.

Thinking of this, she immediately shouted: "Actually, I just played outside for a while and came home so late. There is absolutely nothing else going on!"

Qin Zun narrowed his eyes slightly, looked at Tonghua, and said firmly: "Really? Actually, you don't have to explain to me. I was just thirsty and came down to drink some water."

Qin Zun missed the fairy tale, walked to the refrigerator and took out a bottle of water.

"Ha ha."

Tonghua then realized that she had misunderstood and stood there awkwardly.

Qin Zun unscrewed the bottle, drank the water, and saw Tonghua still standing there.

He said calmly: "You are still standing here, are you planning to stay here all night?"

Tonghua finally woke up from her dream, went upstairs with a thud, closed the door with a bang, and entered the room.

Qin Zun looked at Tonghua's back all the way and thought to himself, she really can't lie.

She couldn't possibly fool him with that revealing expression of hers.

But if she didn't want to talk to him about these things, he wouldn't ask.

He respected her choice.

At this moment, Tonghua entered the room, and his heart was pounding.

She took off her shoes in one go and buried herself in the quilt.

She still feels scared when she thinks about what happened in the bar.

As soon as she entered the bar, she was targeted by a group of bad people who wanted to force her to drink.

She won't leave unless she drinks.

She couldn't imagine that if she hadn't met that kind-hearted person tonight, she might not have been able to walk out of the bar safely.

On the way home, all she could think about was that she must tell Qin Zun what dangerous things she had encountered today.

How scared she was at that time.

But when she returned home and saw the familiar furniture and decorations, she calmed down a little and changed her mind.

The reason why she didn't tell Qin Zun what happened in the bar was because she thought that even if she told him, it would be of no use.

The man called Fifth Brother looked like someone who was not someone to be trifled with. What if she told Qin Zun about this and Qin Zun got impulsive and went to fight that man?

As a good citizen who works from nine to five every day and abides by the law, he certainly cannot beat so many thugs.

When a fight breaks out, you will be the one who suffers.

Although she felt very unwilling to let those scum go, as it was a bit too easy for them, she really couldn't do anything about them.

I can only blame myself for my bad luck.