Just met you: This guy is a bit warm

Song Shiye glanced at Su Ruonan, whose eyes were evasive and cheeks were flushed, and an ambiguous smile flashed in his eyes.

It seems that my deliberate seduction was worth it and the effect is obvious.

When the two of them had almost finished eating, Su Ruonan found an excuse to go to the bathroom, but actually went to the front desk to pay the bill.

Su Ruonan looked around but couldn't find the front desk, so she found a waiter and asked, "Hello, which way is the front desk? I need to pay the bill."

The waiter looked at the girl in front of him suspiciously. The girl had bright eyes, white teeth, and black hair that fell softly on her shoulders. She was a rare beauty, but the clothes she wore did not seem as expensive as those of the other customers who came here to consume. Could she be the mistress of a member?

After all, their store is far away from the city and is in a remote location. Unless you have been there before, it is difficult to find it.

Some customers often bring their mistresses or even concubines here to dine and date, and the waiters are used to this.

But the girl in front of him had a cold temperament, different from the mistresses he usually saw. But in this world, anything is possible for money.

The waiter quickly put away his scrutinizing gaze and said politely, "You don't need to pay. We are a membership-based organization, and your purchase will be deducted directly from your membership fee."

Su Ruonan smiled, but it was a bit forced: "I understand, thank you."

Song Shiye waited in the box for a long time but Su Ruonan didn't return. Thinking that Su Ruonan had encountered something, he left the box and prepared to go to the bathroom.

I walked through the corridor and just as I turned to go to the bathroom, I saw a familiar figure.

Song Shiye turned around and walked towards Su Ruonan. When he was a few steps away, he heard Su Ruonan say "pay the bill". Song Shiye paused.

Although he knew that eavesdropping was wrong, Song Shiye still chose to be a villain.

Song Shiye didn't walk over until the waiter left. As if nothing had happened, he asked with concern, "Nannan, you haven't come back for a long time. I was afraid you were lost, so I came out to look for you. Didn't you find the bathroom?"

Su Ruonan didn't expect Song Shiye to come to find her in person because he was worried about her. She said gratefully, "Thank you. I found the bathroom."

Song Shiye did not miss Su Ruonan's evasive gaze and the subconscious action of picking her fingers. From a psychological point of view, this was a manifestation of a person's subconscious guilt because of lying.

Song Shiye's eyes also became a little colder, and the loneliness in the depths of his eyes flashed by like a shooting star.

When Su Ruonan saw the change in Song Shiye's expression, her heart suddenly tightened. She knew that her lie had been exposed.

Su Ruonan lowered her head somewhat guiltily, drooping her head as she spoke in an apologetic tone, "I'm sorry, I lied... I didn't actually go to the bathroom. I came out to pay the bill, but I couldn't find the service desk, so I looked around for a while."

After listening to Su Ruonan's explanation, Song Shiye sighed softly. There was no trace of indifference in his eyes, only endless helplessness.

Song Shiye looked at Su Ruonan and asked slowly, "Nannan, what do you think our relationship is?"

What's the relationship? Su Ruonan was a little confused when she heard this question. She didn't understand why Song Shiye suddenly asked this, and she thought about it secretly in her heart.

After a moment, she replied uncertainly, "Isn't it... a relationship of impending marriage?"

Song Shiye sighed helplessly, his tone full of helplessness: "Nannan, since we are about to get married, how can I ask you to pay for our meal?"

Su Ruonan then realized that Song Shiye was unhappy about this matter.

"You...you misunderstood. I...I didn't mean anything else. I wanted to treat you to a meal to thank you for helping me a few times. After we get married, you will pay for everything."

When Su Ruonan said the word "marriage" from her own mouth, she couldn't help but feel a little strange and shy. These two words seemed to have a special magic that made her heart beat faster.

After hearing Su Ruonan's words, Song Shiye's annoyance was swept away, and his originally tense face relaxed instantly, with only a slight smile left on his face.

If his friends saw him, they would definitely laugh at him and say he looked like a handsome fool weighing over 100 pounds.

As they left the restaurant, the sky was gradually darkening, but today was exceptionally clear, without a single cloud blocking the view. The distant sky, stained by the setting sun, was a dreamy orange hue, like a vast sheet of silk, gently enveloping the entire world. The afterglow of the setting sun shone upon them, casting two figures, one tall and one short, their shadows so close together that they looked like a pair of happy lovers cuddling together.

At this time, the moon seemed eager to join in the fun. It climbed up into the sky early and hung quietly on the horizon.

Su Ruonan took out her cell phone and couldn't help taking a few photos of the sunset, then sent them to Chu Yanshu.

Song Shiye waited quietly by the side, neither anxious nor impatient.

After Su Ruonan put down her phone, Song Shiye said, "Let's go. I'll take you home."

Su Ruonan subconsciously wanted to refuse. She had always gone home alone, and occasionally when she went out on a date with Jiang Mingyu, Jiang Mingyu's assistant would always take her back. Just as she was about to say no, Su Ruonan quickly changed her words: "Yeah."

The two got in the car. Su Ruonan was still a little reserved, her back straight. She turned her head to glance at Song Shiye and took the initiative to report her home address: "I live in Nanyuan Community."

Su Ruonan lives in an old and dilapidated house, which is certainly not comparable to where Song Shiye lives. But thinking that the two are about to get married, there are some things that Su Ruonan cannot hide even if she wants to. With Song Shiye's ability, Su Ruonan believes that as long as Song Shiye wants to know, her ancestors for eight generations can be investigated clearly, and it is futile to hide it.

Song Shiye, who was driving, heard Su Ruonan's words, turned his head to glance at Su Ruonan, and said casually: "I know."

Su Ruonan was a little surprised and couldn't help but look at Song Shiye several times: He was really different from what she imagined.

She didn't expect that Song Shiye actually knew about this old and dilapidated community. She thought that big CEOs like him only knew about communities like Xinghewan where one house was enough to buy a small house.

Song Shiye didn't need navigation, as he was already familiar with the route to Nanyuan.