Crazy coquetry in his paranoid arms

Chapter 194 "The Capital"

After leaving the airport hall and standing on the platform, Su Yan really felt the heat of the capital city. The oncoming hot wind blew her long hair in the shawl, and a thin layer of sweat on the tip of her nose. She pulled the suitcase to the airport. Walk in the shadows.

At 05:30 in the afternoon, the sun was still hanging in the air, scorching the earth, heavy traffic, high-rise buildings, and everything golden.

Su Yan held her mobile phone and wiped the sweat from her nose with a tissue. Her face was flushed and she looked around the side of the road.

A big black G stopped in front of her steadily, the window was lowered, revealing a handsome side face, the man propped his hand on the window, and glanced lazily towards her.

Su Yan narrowed her eyes and met a pair of cold eyes.

Startled for a moment.

There was a careless smile on the man's face, the corners of his lips curled up, and his voice was very lazy: "Are you looking for me?"

Su Yan lowered her eyes quickly, subconsciously clenched her fingers, "Well, I didn't see you."

"Don't know how to call?" He asked.

As he spoke, he opened the car door and got out. With a long leg, he stood tall and tall in front of Su Yan, blocking most of the sunlight for her, and casually took the suitcase in her hand.

Weigh in hand.

Smiled lightly: "Is it loaded with stones? It's so heavy."

Su Yan didn't say a word, he just took it as a joke.

The door of the back seat of the car was opened, and Su Yan sat in.

The air conditioner was turned on in the car, and a chill instantly invaded her whole body. She wiped her face and hands with a paper towel, and threw the paper ball into her small bag.

Jiang Ye put the suitcase, got into the driver's seat, closed the door, and the body shook slightly.

Su Yan followed suit.

Hold on to the handlebars and sit still.

Lean behind the passenger seat.

Close to the door.

Jiang Ye didn't start the car right away, lit a cigarette and smoked, and moved the rearview mirror in the car, Su Yan's blushing face was reflected.

He said, "Wait until I finish smoking."

"Ah."

Su Yan didn't express too much, she pinched the hem of her skirt with her hands.

The car is all his, what can she say.

For a while, the car was silent and no one spoke.

Su Yan fiddled with the phone with downcast eyes, her expression very calm.

Jiang Ye finished smoking the cigarette quickly, threw it into the trash can with precision, rolled up the car window, moved the rearview mirror to its original position, and started the car.

It takes more than an hour to drive from the airport to my home. The road at the airport has always been very congested, especially at five or six in the afternoon, and the car was blocked within 10 minutes after driving out.

Jiang Ye turned up the music in the car.

Ask her: "Listen to what?"

Su Yan had no objection, "Anything is fine."

Jiang Ye randomly played an English song, taking advantage of the traffic jam, he looked back at her twice.

She sat there quietly, without any emotion, her facial features were still pretty, but she looked a little more like a mature woman.

It is said that the women's university has changed, and it is true.

In the past, when this person saw him either hiding in embarrassment or talking dryly, anyway, he was very restrained and brave in front of him.

Now, it is as calm as water, without waves.

"How about in Haicheng?"

Su Yan: "Not bad."

"Not going back?"

Su Yan: "Yes."

There are few words, there is nothing to say, the two have not seen each other for several years, they are indeed unfamiliar, and they are not familiar with each other.

Jiang Ye rested his hand on the steering wheel, his slender fingers tapped lightly on it, obviously stuck with the music.

Su Yan has heard of it.

A song I especially liked when I was a student, "Missing You" by John Waite.

Su Yan recalled that time, she loved him with all her heart, and in exchange for the indifference and indifference of a young man, she even didn't care.

Even so, she still hid it in her heart, probably because she was young and ignorant.

(End of this chapter)