After the movie, she went too deep into the play

Chapter 85
When Tang Wan and Du Ruo finished their shopping trip, Xiao Yi seemed to see the dawn of hope.

It's a pity that the next second, the two of them unanimously decided to have a beauty treatment...

clap la la...

Did he hear the sound of hope shattering?
After finally getting through it, Xiao Yi felt that half of his life was about to die.

Someone came to pick up Tang Wan, so Xiao Yi drove Du Ruo home.

Du Ruo sat in the co-pilot, looked at Xiao Yi, and teased, "How about it? Shopping or roller coaster, which one is scarier?"

shop?roller coaster?

Xiao Yi shuddered subconsciously when he heard these two words, and unconsciously shook his head from side to side, "Neither of these will work!"

Du Ruo's laughter became more and more excessive, and even made her stomach hurt from laughing.

Xiao Yi was helpless, but as long as he could not do it again, just laugh!

Following Du Ruo's instructions, the car drove back to her home.

"Thank you for your hospitality~"

"welcome to coming again."

Du Ruo smiled and unfastened her seat belt, and flew home like a butterfly with a happy mood.

"Dad! Mom! I'm back!"

Du Ruo lowered her head and changed her shoes in the hallway, only hearing the sound of TV and people laughing from the living room.

"Dad? Mom?"

Du Ruo walked into the living room, and saw the person he least wanted to see at a glance.

Wu Ying!

The mood suddenly plummeted!
Du Ruo threw the clothes and bag he just bought on the ground, and mocked with an ugly face, "Why haven't you gone back yet? Are you going to live here?"

Wu Ying didn't say a word, and Du Song and Wu Liyan beside her didn't know how to speak.

"sister?"

The immature male voice attracted Du Ruo to turn around, only to see Du Zihao coming out of the guest room with short hair disheveled like a bird's nest, wearing pajamas and slippers, very worn down.

Du Ruo's face looked a little better, and her voice softened a little, "What? You're here too?"

Du Zihao nodded, poured himself a glass of honey water, and said with a smile, "Wu Ying wanted to stay here for a few days, so I stayed too!"

There is a lot of information implied in this statement.

Du Ruo understood immediately.

It was Wu Ying who wanted to stay at her house shamelessly, that's why Du Zihao stayed and vowed to stand firm for her.

Good guy!
As expected of a good brother who took her money.

No pain!
Du Ruo pointed the gun at Wu Ying again, and opened fire, "From the first day of the new year to the fourth day today, four days and three nights! If this is based on the hotel room and board prices in S city, you earned two thousand dollars for my family." .”

Wu Ying was ashamed by Du Ruo's words, but she couldn't refute, so she could only smile awkwardly, "Sister, we are all one family..."

Du Ruo nodded, made a look of "you make sense", but then said sharply, "So?"

Wu Ying was completely speechless, and looked at the old man pitifully, wanting to ask for help.

While watching the play, Du Zihao suppressed his laughter so uncomfortable that he had no choice but to turn his head to prevent them from finding out.

After all, it is my brother's daughter.

Wu Liyan couldn't bear to embarrass the little girl anymore, so she helped her up a step, "Ruoruo~ Yingying just saw that you were not at home and thought that your father and I were lonely, so she stayed with us for a few days. Now that you are back, wait After dinner, you can drive her and your brother home to Ang!"

Ah!Look at her mother's nosy look!
Du Ruo pouted, let Wu Ying go, turned to Du Zihao and said, "Help me carry these things into the room."

As well-behaved as a younger brother, Du Zihao let out an "oh", started working left and right, and sent everything into Du Ruo's room in one go.

With a "click", Du Ruo locked the door.

Du Zihao was startled by Du Ruo's fright, looked back at her, and said tremblingly, "Sister... what are you doing!"

The corners of Du Ruo's mouth raised slightly, eyebrows raised, and he looked at his weak and helpless younger brother indifferently, "To be honest, don't make it up for me..."

(End of this chapter)