100 ways to trick a boy into going to sleep

Chapter 969 Su Muzhe

Familiar footsteps came.

Jin Huan's ears twitched slightly.

Why is he off work so early today?

I usually get back at least after 6:30.

The fingers holding the chocolate-flavored corn stick paused slightly, and the little foot that had been sticking up casually also subconsciously put down!

She licked her fingers, which were covered in chocolate crumbs, and smiled as she went to the door to greet her darling boyfriend.

The next second, the combination lock indeed made a sound.

As soon as Zhou Yatang entered, the sweet and soft-smelling person snuggled into his arms.

"You're back~" Just as she was about to greet Secretary Liang, who had a miserable look on his face, and ask him why he had come up here, Zhou Yatang picked him up with one hand and put him on the sofa.

Liang Yun stood trembling at the door, too afraid to come over.

Zhou Yatang gave him a cool look, and Liang Yun hurriedly took off his shoes and ran over, almost losing his breath!

Jin Huan glanced at the serious-looking man, then at Liang Yun, who was holding Manta and pursing her lips, not daring to speak.

My right eyelid twitched. Hmm... I don't think I've caused any trouble lately, have I?

Did you go to school today?

He suddenly squatted down, bringing his eyes level with hers.

His tone was flat, making it difficult to discern whether he was happy or angry.

Jin Huan wasn't stupid... She guessed... he probably found out she hadn't gone today.

So she immediately put on a pitiful look: "I didn't go today, my stomach suddenly hurts~"

As she spoke, she pretended to cover her stomach.

"That's the stomach."

"Mmm, my stomach hurts~"

Zhou Yatang remained silent for a few seconds. He didn't say that it was a kidney, not a stomach at all.

"Why don't you want to go to school?"

Liang Yun herself wouldn't have dared to make a false report.

The root of this whole thing is this girl.

She has barely attended any classes since the start of the semester, and he needs to figure out why she doesn't want to go.

Does she dislike her teachers and classmates, or is someone bullying her, or is she simply playful?

"I... I just want you to see me as soon as you get off work~"

She could spout sweet words so easily, but unfortunately, they were all pure nonsense.

“Starting tomorrow, I will pick you up from school every day.”

Shen Jinhuan: !!!

"I just don't want to go! I already know everything!"

Zhou Yatang gave Liang Yun a look, signaling him to go back first.

Then, we'll address the girl's problem.

Without saying a word, Liang Yun put down the bunch of manta lilies and left, her face full of relief at surviving the ordeal. Her legs were moving so fast and quickly, it was as if she had a bottle of cough syrup in her pocket.

Knowing that the master was going to talk to Miss Jinhuan, the two aunts deliberately avoided the conversation and stayed in their respective rooms.

One side of the sofa is slightly sunken.

As he sat down, he also pulled her onto his lap.

"Why do you think people need to go to university?"

"It's for the education, so it'll be easier to find a job after graduation." Zhou Yatang smiled slightly upon hearing this. He raised his hand to tidy the stray hairs from her forehead, his eyes and voice gentle: "Humans are social animals. If you don't integrate into a group for too long, you'll slowly become out of touch with society. I know Huanhuan isn't an ordinary person, and I can't use worldly frameworks to bind or define you. But any path in Confucianism, Buddhism, or Taoism, the so-called 'entering the world,' requires experiencing the realities of life firsthand."

Jin Huan was stunned for a moment, then slightly curved the corners of her mouth.

She seemed to suddenly understand why Zhou Yatang was so fixated on whether she had gone to school or not.

She gently cupped the man's face in her hands.

When she looked down, her gaze was focused intently on him.

Her amber eyes were captivating, and in that instant, all one could hear was her hoarse voice: "Entering the world is not my path; my path is you."