Female supporting style is wrong

The conversation didn't last long. Yin Song left and got into the car going back.

His gaze looked out the window, wandering in confusion.

Pedestrians were coming and going on the street, and the fragrance of gardenias, violets, lilacs, and roses were in full bloom, filtering in from the half-open windows. The camphor stood upright, looking down into the lush urn of branches and leaves, swaying lightly.

His peripheral vision suddenly caught a familiar slender figure.

"Stop!" Yin Song moved one step faster than he realized. The young man said urgently. After braking hard, he opened the door and hurriedly chased after him.

"Huh?" The confused voice of the driver was left behind. The other party didn't know why the always calm young master suddenly acted so anxious. He held the steering wheel for a moment and parked the car in the nearest parking space first.

Ji Ge was thinking about where to find the target. The unreliable system could only provide a vague location. Her arm was suddenly grabbed by someone. The girl blinked blankly and turned to meet Yin Song's gaze.

After finding someone, Ji Ge showed a big smile and greeted briskly, "What a coincidence, Yin Song, I didn't expect to see you here."

The young man's lips were slightly opened, and his fingertips couldn't help but curl up slightly. He tried hard to restrain his emotions. He closed his eyes. His soft eyelashes were like the feathers of a bird, outlining a long and elegant arc.

His voice was slightly hoarse, "Hai..."

"Wait a minute," Ji Ge interrupted him, "I don't call him that name."

She opened her palms generously, and the name on the ID card was clearly visible. It was not Helena, but Ji Ge.

"That's my name." The girl chuckled.

"Ji Ge." It was a very strange name, but Yin Song subconsciously felt it was familiar. He opened his mouth and had many questions to ask, such as why she appeared here and what was going on in the game.

"Let's talk somewhere else." Jige had already noticed the gazes cast on them by the passers-by. She had no interest in letting others watch, so she took the initiative to say.

Yin Song nodded dully.

He took Ji Ge back to his apartment. When the driver saw a strange girl suddenly appearing next to the young master, he could hardly conceal his shock. However, Yin Song had no intention of explaining to him. He simply said that he went to the apartment and stopped talking, clasping his fingers tightly. Hold the opponent's wrist.

Ji Ge struggled for a moment, but didn't break away, and simply accepted this awkward and weird intimacy.

As if she was afraid that Ji Ge would disappear again, Yin Song led the people back to the apartment, closed the door, and then let go of his arms.

Ji Ge rubbed his arm, but Yin Song couldn't control the strength. Finger marks were slightly left on the girl's fair skin. The boy tilted his head slightly and looked at her, "I'm sorry."

"It's okay," Ji Ge didn't care too much, put down his hand and sat upright, "What do you want to ask?"

He touched his fingertips together, "Will you still leave?"

"No," Ji Ge didn't expect that this was the first thing Yin Song asked. She thought the other party would be curious about how she came to reality. She thought for a moment and organized her words, "Do you still remember that before the game ended, I and I Did you say that?"

She raised her smile, and the witch's red eyes turned back to their normal color, with pupils that were darker than ordinary people, adding to the beauty. "Of course, the winner's reward will not be taken back again."

Yin Song breathed a sigh of relief.

This time it was Ji Ge's turn to be curious. She supported her arms and leaned slightly closer, "Don't you want to know how I got here?"

"It's not important." Yin Song looked at her, with real touch, real body temperature and voice, he said in a low voice.

The person in front of him was no longer a bunch of cold data, he could touch her in reality.

The young man slightly bent his eyes, his face brighter than the sky.

"I just need to know that you won't disappear again."