Gold Medal Sweetheart

As soon as Tang Xin walked in, Jin Taize followed.

Tang Xin opened the door, and before Jin Taize could see her face clearly, a large bag was thrust in front of him. A girl's voice, softly but with a hint of anger, came from behind the bag, "Don't you have anything to wear?"

Jin Taize took it and looked down to see Zhigang standing at the door, with several little feet jumping happily.

"It seems that Teacher Tang is not going to let me in." Jin Taize looked in from outside, with a narrow smile between his eyebrows.

His impoliteness and ulterior motives were exposed on the spot, which made him somewhat embarrassed. Teacher Tang's eyes wandered and hesitantly clarified, "You said you would leave after taking it."

Jin Taize ignored her and suddenly squatted down. When Zhigang saw someone approaching, he wagged his tail even more vigorously. It was not until he was patted on the head that his tail began to wag slowly and rhythmically.

Jin Taize looked at the dog, sighed softly, and said sourly, "Dogs are more humane than humans."

Tang Xin watched him caressing his dog as if nothing had happened, yet she felt embarrassed by his mockery. The more casual and nonchalant he was, the more embarrassed she felt.

"Aren't you in a hurry..."

Before he could finish his words of dismissal, Jin Taize had already stood up and said indifferently, "I'm leaving."

Tang Xin opened her mouth, but before she could say anything, the man stepped onto the stairs. The crisp sound of his leather shoes echoed in the stairwell.

Tang Xin curled her lips: What? I haven’t even finished my words.

As I watched the man's car drive away, I felt a little disappointed for some reason.

On the side of the road outside the community, Tang's father and mother took things from the trunk of their friend's car, big bags and small boxes, and then waved goodbye to each of them one by one.

Tang's mother complained to Tang's father, "I told you to call Xinxin earlier, but you said there was no rush. Now you have to wait for her."

Tang's father took out his phone from his pocket and said, "Why rush? Just wait a moment."

As he was speaking, a tall and handsome young man in a neat suit got out of a car parked on the roadside. He walked over and said respectfully, "Uncle, aunt, hello."

Tang's father and mother, who were originally making a lot of noise, suddenly stopped talking at the sound and all turned their eyes to the young man with extraordinary appearance.

The man continued to introduce himself, "I'm Tang Xin's colleague. She asked me to come and pick up my uncle and aunt."

Tang's father and mother looked at each other, and after a long while they came to their senses, they thanked him repeatedly, "Thank you, young man."

The man quickly took the bags from Tang's father and mother and put them in the car, then invited the elders into the car and took over all the boxes and bags of all sizes in the back.

Tang's mother watched the young man busying around diligently, smiled, pulled Tang's father's arm, and said to him admiringly, "This kid is really good."

Tang's father nodded, and Tang's mother looked at him and smiled. It was rare for them to agree on something in all these years.

When the man got into the car, Tang's mother looked at him in the rearview mirror. He was really a handsome man, and the more she looked at him, the more satisfied she was.

Her mother called her to say she was almost at the community. Tang Xin waited and waited but no call came, so she couldn't help but feel worried.

I quickly called my mom.

After two rings, the call was connected.

Tang Xin felt relieved, but she was still a little puzzled, "Why hasn't it arrived yet?"

Mother Tang was in a good mood and started talking quickly: "Didn't your colleague come to pick us up? We are already downstairs."

What? What's going on? Why did a colleague just fall out of nowhere?

Before Tang Xin could figure out what she was asking, her mother had already hung up the phone.