Gold Medal Sweetheart

Yes, the best stories are born in the exciting years of youth, and Tang Xin once thought that the protagonist in that story was also the best person in the world.

My thoughts are detached from reality. The past was indeed beautiful, but the more so, the more ironic it is to the current situation.

"Let's eat." Tang Xin interrupted Cheng Ran.

The man sneered and looked at Tang Xin, who was eating with her head down. His chopsticks froze in his tracks. He asked cautiously, "Necklace—did you take it off?"

Because of this sentence, Tang Xin paused in her movements. She put down her chopsticks, looked back at Cheng Ran, and said "hmm" softly.

But this simple word was like an arrowhead piercing Cheng Ran's heart, causing him to feel a tearing pain.

He deliberately put on a casual tone and said, "Well, it's been so many years and it's time to get a new one. How about we go together one day and choose a style you like?"

The long silence was like an invisible boulder, making people feel dull and depressed.

Seeing that Tang Xin didn't answer for a long time, Cheng Ran smiled awkwardly and put a mouthful of food in her bowl. "Try this, the boss just recommended it."

"Cheng Ran." Tang Xin didn't move, but her voice as calm as water made the man's face freeze in an instant.

In fact, she agreed to go out with Cheng Ran today because she really had something to say to him.

"You asked me last time if I knew why you chose to develop in this city after returning from abroad. Then can I ask you - is it because of me?" Tang Xin looked at him gently.

Unexpectedly, she would bring up this topic. Cheng Ran leaned forward a little excitedly and moved closer to her. "Of course it's because of you!"

"I think you can give me another chance!" He looked at her eagerly.

Tang Xin curled her lips, "Where's Auntie? Didn't she come back with you?"

Cheng Ran didn't know why she had gone off topic again, but he patiently answered her, "I'm still abroad for the time being."

Tang Xin looked away, as if she was telling a story that had nothing to do with her. "The reason you left so hastily a few years ago wasn't just because you were going abroad to study, right?"

Cheng Ran's face turned pale and he was a little speechless.

"Auntie, I don't agree with you being with me." Tang Xin continued.

At that time, Cheng Ran always inadvertently said that Cheng's mother thought it was too early for them to have a relationship, but Tang Xin didn't believe that this was the reason why Cheng's mother opposed them. After all, they were already in college at that time, and it was normal to have a relationship.

"Although I don't know why Auntie is so against our relationship, I want to say that so much time has passed and I am still the same person. If I accept you today, but Auntie still firmly opposes it, what should I do?"

She spoke slowly, retracting her gaze from the empty space in the air and fixing it directly on the face of the man opposite her.

The girl's voice was soft, but it was like a sharp blade that split Cheng Ran's straight and gentle eyebrows. He didn't expect Tang Xin to ask such a question. He was embarrassed and speechless for a moment, and his face became extremely ugly because he was exposed.

Tang Xin smiled weakly. The man's silent answer was the best answer.

Yes, he had never thought about this issue. The reason why he was so bold to pursue me again was because his mother was not around, and he naturally had never thought of planning me into his future.

When Cheng Ran told her that going abroad was not his original intention and that it was all arranged by Cheng's mother, Tang Xin initially had some understanding of Cheng Ran's helplessness.

She also asked herself what she would do if she and Cheng Ran switched roles, and it was she who was coaxed by her parents to go abroad, and it was Cheng Ran who stayed in the country.

The answer after calming down was that she would never let go of the person who was waiting for her.

Facts have also proved that her idea is correct. Whether she really puts the other person in the most important position in her heart does not require too many words to explain.

"Do you still need my answer now?" Without waiting for Cheng Ran to respond, Tang Xin's voice sounded calmly, "Thank you for treating me to dinner."

She pulled out her chair, stood up and left.

The man behind her sat woodenly, watching the girl leave, but he couldn't take a step to chase her.