Gold Medal Sweetheart

Tang Xin suddenly understood what the man wanted to do. The man was indeed drunk and actually wanted to relieve himself on the street.

Fear and panic immediately blocked all her rationality. As a girl, she had never seen such a scene before.

Just when she didn't know where to hide, a strong arm wrapped around her waist, and she spun uncontrollably and was pulled into Jin Taize's arms. At the same time, a large palm domineeringly covered the back of her head, and her little head obediently rested on the man's chest.

The man's tall and strong body wrapped the girl tightly, and at the same time completely isolated her from all the unbearable things behind her.

Jin Taize didn't like men's perfume, but the faint scent of his usual laundry detergent lingered on his shirt. His body seemed perpetually scorching hot, and through the thin layer of fabric, Tang Xin's ear pressed against his chest, resting squarely on the man's heart.

The steady, powerful heartbeat echoed in Tang Xin's ears, giving her an unusually secure and caring feeling. The man's voice whispered in a low, coaxing voice, "This is different from before. You really can't watch this."

On this cool summer night after being washed by rain, the man's voice was as cold and noble as usual, but with a hint of playful innocence, just like an adult disciplining a child who is ignorant of the world.

Tang Xin's cheeks turned red, and she gently patted the man's chest, but shyly buried her head deeper in his arms.

The little woman under him shrank obediently in his arms like a frightened little rabbit, making Jin Taize's eyes and eyebrows look like peach blossoms blown open by the spring breeze, gentle and affectionate. This was the first time in his memory that she took the initiative to move closer to him.

Above Tang Xin, the corners of the man's lips curved up in a seductive arc - at this moment, on this busy street, the two of them were no different from those sweet young couples who passed by them.

Thinking of this, Jin Taize tightened his arms around the person in his arms a little more.

"Are you ready?" Tang Xin asked in a low voice.

"No." Jin Taize answered, then suddenly lowered his head and whispered in Tang Xin's ear, "Actually, I could consider dedicating myself to science."

Tang Xin didn't know why Jin Taize said such a nonsensical thing, so she raised her dim starry eyes to the man's chest and asked, "Hmm?"

But she forgot the man's submissive action just now, and her slightly raised face suddenly formed an ambiguous angle with his face. The man's hot breath sprayed on her face, and she quickly lowered her head again.

Jin Taize smiled, so close that Tang Xin could feel his chest trembling slightly. He continued, "What I mean is, Teacher Tang, if you are really that interested in physiology, I don't mind dedicating myself to science and becoming your human specimen."

The blush on Tang Xin's face was even brighter than before. She shyly scolded Jin Taize, "You're driving again!"

Looking at the streets and pedestrians after the rain, Jin Taize chuckled.

"Has that person left?" Tang Xin asked again without giving up.

"No." The man's voice sounded lazily above his head.

Tang Xin's intuition told her that something was wrong. This time was already beyond the normal time for people to go to the bathroom. Tang Xin carefully turned her head away from Jin Taize's chest and glanced at the corner of the wall. There was no one there.

She pushed Jin Taize away angrily. She asked Jin Taize several times because she felt embarrassed. In fact, the drunk man had already left, but this man could keep lying to her without blushing or beating his heart.

Her furious look did not make Jin Taize angry, but instead made the man laugh even more unscrupulously.

Fortunately, the driver, Lao Liu, arrived in time. Jin Taize felt a little better when he saw the girl get on the car angrily.

The aftermath of the dinner was that early the next morning, He Jingyang sent a message to the travel group they had temporarily formed, saying that the people in the grassland area might be too tough and not suitable for weak scholars like them who were powerless, so he wanted to change the destination.