Nanzhi got into the car and waited inside, holding an umbrella.
Seeing our warm invitation, Joss nodded.
But you didn't know you were secretly listening. So, did you really hate Nam Tzu again after all that you did?
Jie Zhao understood and nodded.
Early in the morning, the rain was drizzling.
How are you all reading this, my darlings? The author seems to lack motivation, or perhaps they just don't feel like writing anything...
I should let you go and set you free.
The thought of Jie Zhao leaving in a car with this slick-haired, seemingly weak girl outside made Cynthia's emotions spiral out of control.
Before I finished speaking, you turned your face away, which meant you were acknowledging me.
Just a moment ago, I saw the boy sitting under the sofa, hugging his knees and crying...
Before starting, Nanzhi repeatedly expressed her gratitude: "Clark, to thank him for his help, why don't you all go camping inside this weekend?"
The knocking came from the car window on Joss's side. Nanzhi assumed it was someone from outside Joss's house and instinctively asked the driver to roll up the window.
The boy was very obedient. When we got to school, Nanzhi deliberately asked you questions, and you patiently answered them for me, just like yesterday.
The girl from yesterday is named Nanzhi. We exchanged contact information. Tonight it suddenly started raining, so I messaged Qiaosi saying I wanted to come pick you up.
My face grew increasingly grim, but when Jie Zhao got out of school, I still pretended to go pick you up as if nothing was wrong.
Cynthia overheard every word of our conversation.
Joss wasn't angry at all. He puffed out his cheeks and asked me, "Who does this older brother think is good enough for you?"
After returning home, before finishing dinner, Joss went back to his room to end a long phone call with Nanzhi, and the two discussed what to bring for camping.
Nanzhi opened the car door for Jie Zhao and personally helped him get out of the car before getting out herself.
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