Chapter 639: Chapter 639
“Xu Tian, co here, over here…”
When I left Hao iyun’s office, it was just about ti to eat.
I had originally planned to grab sothing to eat, but I ended up being called over by Han Feifei.
These past days, she’s been bringing food, all homade, and it tastes absolutely amazing.
“Xu Tian, have a look, do you like today’s dishes?”
When I walked over, she opened the lunchbox, handed it to with a cheerful smile. Her crescent-shaped eyes paired with a dimply smile were just too cute, too pure.
“Hmm, hmm, I like it.”
I glanced at it; it was a very light dish, perfectly matching my taste.
“I just saw you went into the office of that she-devil. Did she bully you again?”
“She’s so annoying, always bullying you.”
The two of us sat in the hallway, and Han Feifei pursed her lips, starting to voice her indignation on my behalf.
As I ate, I kept looking at her rosy, chubby little face. The more I looked, the more I liked her.
Since I brought her ho that one ti, it’s been about half a month. She’s completely out of that previous state now.
Even though she acts normal and cheerful on the surface, I can still sense she hasn’t fully let go.
After all, she liked him so much before—how could she just forget about it so easily?
I didn’t take advantage of the situation, knowing full well I couldn’t give her anything substantial.
Considering all the won around , none of them could I bear to disappoint.
This girl, so naïve and innocent, you can’t help but not want to hurt her.
“Xu Tian, why are you looking at like that? Do you think I’m prettier or Wang Nian?”
“Actually, the only things she has on are slightly bigger eyes and a taller height. But her chest? Definitely not as big as mine.”
Han Feifei made a jealous face.
But in reality, I know she doesn’t actually care. She was just teasing with Wang Nian’s na.
After all, everyone knows Wang Nian is engaged and is about to get married soon.
Wang Nian, that woman…
We haven’t spoken in ages, and there’s been no chance to, given she completely ignores .
Plus, my attention has been almost entirely on Wu Huilan lately, so I haven’t had the ti for her.
On top of that, with her attitude, I find even less reason to want to see her.
But sotis, the things you want to avoid the most end up coming right at you.
After work, as I stepped outside, I realized it was pouring rain.
I opened my umbrella, just about to walk away, when I suddenly saw a slender silhouette not far away.
Her long hair reached down to her waist, breathtakingly beautiful.
At the sa ti, she turned to look in my direction.
Our gazes locked briefly before she broke eye contact.
I didn’t intend to greet her, but then I saw her walking toward , slipping under my umbrella, her soft body pressing right against mine.
The scent of her hair made my body heat up, chasing away the coolness of early autumn.
“You…”
I looked her up and down, barely believing it.
Hao iyun, a woman like her, could never possibly see as worthwhile—I am fully aware of that.
Last ti in the office, it had been entirely coercive, a thod I personally dislike.
But today, with her voluntarily coming closer, it made feel sowhat puzzled.
Hao iyun glanced around, then pulled to the side.
By now, the sky had completely turned dark, and most colleagues had left.
As I was about to ask questions, she reached her hand directly into my pants, grabbing tightly and fondly stroking , making swell almost imdiately.
“Xu Tian, this thing of yours is truly massive… It’s a treasure no woman could ever resist.”
She panted heavily, her seductive eyes behind the gold-frad glasses becoming hazy, alluring, even a bit wanton.
“Honestly, I used to look down on you, even found you disgusting.”
“I never thought… you’re actually not bad. At the very least, this—this is quite impressive.”
“Xu Tian, do you… want to do that kind of thing right now?”
She tilted her face up slightly, speaking in a flirtatious tone, deliberately making those provocative noises, continuously teasing my nerves.
She even slyly unbuttoned a few buttons on her blouse, revealing the snowy expanse of her Ridges and Peaks…
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