his little classmate

Chapter 67 Little Boyfriend
Su Yi was holding the things Chu Yao gave him in his hand. The guard saw him and smiled kindly at Su Yi, "Xiaoyi, have you seen your little boyfriend?"

Just now when Su Yi came down to take out the trash, it was the doorman who told Su Yi that he saw Chu Yao.

Su Yi's ears were slightly red, the corners of his mouth were slightly pursed, and he asked in a low voice: "Master, he is not my boyfriend."

"Oh, I know everything." The guard uncle said "I know everything, but I won't tell it", thinking that Su Yi was just shy and embarrassed.

Su Yi and Chu Yao are couples that he thinks are very good-looking. The key is that her boyfriend treats little girl Su Yi very well, and the child next door to him who has poor grades and fools around is much better.

"I have eaten more salt than you have eaten, and I am more accurate in judging people than you." The uncle guard and Su Yi started talking.

"Every time he looks at you, even I, a bad old man, can't bear it. Those eyes are always stuck on you, and you can't bear to move them away."

"Here, is he still watching you from behind?" The doorman uncle looked behind Su Yi.

Su Yi turned around, and sure enough, he saw Chu Yao not far away, and he hadn't left yet.

Su Yi clenched the plastic bag tightly, her heart beating extremely fast.

Behind Chu Yao are pedestrians in a hurry, and there are still songs playing in the small shop, which is in contrast to Chu Yao who is leaning quietly under the street lamp.

There were twinkling lights around him, looking like fireflies.

Just now she said, "I'll think about it." She obviously didn't agree, but Chu Yao was happy like a fool.

She doesn't understand Chu Yao's love for her, maybe she also has a crush on him, but it's just a crush.

Love is not fair, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer, and the two love each other, that is love.

Su Yi didn't dare to look at Chu Yao, turned around and walked quickly, and soon disappeared from Chu Yao's sight.

Su Yi opened the door of the house, turned on the light, and the warm orange light poured into every corner of the living room.

Su Yi closed the door, put the things on the ground, leaned against the door, put her hands on her chest, her heart was beating very fast.

Looking at the familiar furniture and decoration, Su Yi was slightly absent-minded.

Then she seemed to remember something, hurriedly changed her shoes, ran to the floor-to-ceiling windows, quietly lifted the blue screen, and saw Chu Yao still standing there.

Su Yi ran back to the room, took out her phone, opened the contacts, saw the word Chu Yao, paused her fingers, and finally pressed the dial button.

The bell rang for a few seconds before Chu Yao's voice came, "Little classmate."

Chu Yao hasn't recovered from his cold yet, and his voice is still a little hoarse, like the sound of a cello at night.

"Go back quickly." Su Yi looked at Chu Yao under the light.

Before getting a response from Chu Yao, Su Yi said again, "I'm not angry anymore, go back quickly."

Chu Yao coughed, and responded softly, "Okay." Chu Yao left obediently, and his shadow stretched very long on the ground.

"Remember to take some medicine when you go back." Su Yi bit her lower lip and finally urged.

"Okay." Chu Yao's low laughter could be faintly heard over there, the voice was crisp and gentle.

Su Yi's ears softened, and he hung up the phone quickly.

The crescent moon hangs in the night sky, dotted with stars, like diamonds, scattered in the black sky.

Covered by the quilt, Su Yi rolled on the big pink bed.

Ahhh, how could she forgive Chu Yao so easily!But Chu Yao was too foul, knowing how to make her soft-hearted.

But, Su Yi didn't realize it, she didn't dislike that kiss, and she also defended Chu Yao in her heart.

When the phone ding-dong, Su Yi popped up, picked up the phone beside her, and unlocked it deftly.

Although the message from Chu Yao was only a few words, it made Su Yi lose his heartbeat again.

Chu Yao: I will be in charge of you from now on, good night.

(End of this chapter)