Chapter 109: Strolling Through the Night Market
Wen Xiaocheng was quite willing to tease couples, but unfortunately, the person by his side wasn’t the right one.
“Don’t say nonsense, she’s not my girlfriend.”
Ting Sina pouted from the back seat. Wang Yang covered his face. The girl said yes, Xiaocheng said no—doesn’t that mean it’s a case of a girl pursuing a guy? Such a beautiful girl, with a perfect figure and stunning looks, throwing herself at him, and he’s acting coy? Xiaocheng, tell me, is this on purpose? Even when teasing couples, there should be limits, right?
“Look at that annoying expression of yours! Girl, listen to me—some people are just meant to be held but not taken anywhere, or pushed away only to be pulled back again. You don’t have to be polite to these kinds of people; just slap them without mercy! I can’t stand those who take advantage and then act all innocent!”
Ting Sina’s big eyes darted around as she tried to hold back her laughter, feigning a pitiful look. “He won’t even sit next to me…”
Wang Yang was quick-tempered too; he slammed on the brakes and turned to Xiaocheng. “Get to the back seat!”
Xiaocheng was furious. Wang Yang had no loyalty whatsoever. But since he was driving, there was no way around it. He got out of the front passenger seat, opened the door to the back, and inside, Ting Sina was smirking quietly.
“Brother, you’re the best!”
Wang Yang patted his chest. “If that guy ever dares to bully you, I’ll help you beat him up!”
That little rascal looked exactly like a traitor! If he weren’t the one driving, Xiaocheng would have jumped on him long ago! Ting Sina leaned closer to him again with a triumphant smile.
“Go away! Aren’t you hot?”
It was midsummer, and with only a thin layer of clothing, sitting so close that their breaths mingled, the light gauzy white dress blocked nothing of the heat radiating from her body. Just a slight touch was enough to stir Xiaocheng’s imagination, so he could only put on a stern face and endure it.
“How can you talk to your sister-in-law like that?” Wang Yang teased. “You’re so ungrateful! The girl treats you so well, but you don’t appreciate it. When you reach my age, you’ll regret it!” He muttered, recalling the past, “I still miss that girl from kindergarten who used to give me candy…”
Xiaocheng had nothing in common with such a hopeless singleton and angrily turned his head toward the window, rolling his eyes. Ting Sina chuckled quietly to herself and lowered her gaze. Wang Yang, driving ahead, glanced back through the rearview mirror and thought, no matter what those two were doing, they looked like they were showing off their love—how utterly depressing.
As the car moved on, Wang Yang slowed down and asked, “Where to? Got anywhere in mind?”
Xiaocheng paused. “I’m not familiar with the county town. You decide.”
“Then the night market it is! That’s lively!”
Xiaocheng had heard of the county night market before because his grandmother used to pedal her tricycle there selling candied hawthorns…
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