Shi i knew Shi Keke was deliberately acting up, so he ignored her, directly opened the car door and sat inside. After fastening the seatbelt, he turned to glance at her, his lips coldly parted: "Not leaving?"
"Can’t move." Shi Keke was still squatting on the ground, with no intention of getting up.
"Then call when you can." Shi i said, starting the car.
"Oh." Shi Keke replied blandly, and then... nothing.
Shi i really drove the car away, but after driving about five hundred ters, he reversed back.
This ti, he stopped the car right in front of Shi Keke, rested his arm on the car window, and looked down at her: "I’ll ask you again, leaving or not?"
Clearly a question, but when he said it, it sounded like describing sothing unrelated to him.
So indifferent.
Shi Keke turned her face away, ignoring him.
In front of outsiders, she was a proud and aloof top lawyer, rarely showing this childish side.
But every ti in front of Shi i, she would let down her guard, showing her most vulnerable self.
In the end, Shi i lost. He got out of the car, coldly said "troubleso," and went forward to scoop up the squatting Shi Keke.
Just as he picked her up, Shi Keke reached out to hook his neck, then gave a mischievous smile: "As facts prove, you care about more than I care about you."
Shi i said nothing, his face cold as he carried her to the car, opened the door, and unceremoniously shoved her into the back seat.
With a bang, the car door was slamd shut.
On the way back to the city, Shi Keke took another nap. When she woke up, the car had already stopped downstairs at her house.
She grabbed her bag, got out of the car, and waved casually at Shi i, "Brother, good night!"
Shi i murmured, turning the car around where he stood.
Watching his car gradually disappear into the traffic, Shi Keke slowly raised the corners of her lips.
Books have said, the most romantic thing isn’t saying I love you or hearing you say I love you, but being able to spend countless nights together, never parting even as we age.
*
The next morning, Shi Keke graced the cover of a major magazine weekly.
The headline might be "Miss Shi Keke of the Shi Family is not biological, her real identity might be even stronger," or "Top lawyer Shi Keke’s romance with her brother Shi i revealed, turns out they’re not blood-related siblings."
"Master, why are these dia so lacking in integrity? Such false reports, they actually put them on the front page!" Wei Shenshen indignantly crumpled the newspaper into a ball and threw it into the trash can, saying, "Master, why don’t we list evidence to sue those immoral people and let them face lawsuits."
In contrast, Shi Keke seed much more composed. She took out a file from the drawer, flipping through it as she said, "How they write is their business, it’s unrelated to us. We just need to do our part in our work."
"But those people have no sense of sha, saying you’re not really from the Shi Family is one thing, but claiming you’re with your brother!" Wei Shenshen was still sowhat upset.
Shi Keke looked up at her casually, handing her a docunt, "Take this and make two copies. We’ll need it in court this afternoon."
"Master..." Wei Shenshen wanted to say sothing, but when she t Shi Keke’s eyes, she wisely shut her mouth, took the docunt, and replied, "Got it."
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