Dead rivals overturned each other

Take out the things in the drawer and have a look. "

Zhou Mu glanced at him in surprise, with a little expectation in his eyes, and reached into his clean and tidy drawer which was in shocking contrast to Xu Zhuo's drawer.

There was a round hard object that was as big as a palm and flat. He took it out and saw that there was a post-it note on it to cover up the whole picture.

The sticky note reads:

【Please appreciate the ugliest person in the world】

Zhou Liang felt weird, but still hesitated, and opened the post-it note.

"..."

There was actually a small round mirror inside, showing Zhou Liang's speechless face that wanted to hit someone.

"Hahaha!!" Xu Zhuo laughed and held his stomach.

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Zhou Liang, who was asleep, couldn't help but be affected by Xu Zhuo's laughter in his memory, and he also bent his lips, but his dry lips were pulled, and he woke up instantly.

The moment he realized it was a dream, Zhou Liang's sick body was instantly filled with endless loss.

In that quarrel, Xu Zhuo was not pushed away by him.

Then this time, Xu Zhuo might never walk towards him again.

In a daze, Zhou Liang saw a concerned figure sitting beside the bed.

Zhou Liang's heart was empty for a moment, why did he see Xu Zhuo, it was a dream and he hadn't woken up yet?

Xu Zhuo and him looked at each other for two seconds, then turned their heads in embarrassment, they had such a fierce quarrel with this person yesterday, and now they haven't talked about it yet, and they still can't wipe their faces off.

"I, I'm going to the bathroom." He was about to get up as he said.

Zhou Mu finally realized that this was not a dream.

Regardless of the headache that wanted to tear him apart, he stood up suddenly and hugged Xu Zhuo tightly from behind, "Don't go."

Xu Zhuo was imprisoned in his arms, unable to move.

Zhou Liang was still running a fever, and his body was very hot. He didn't know if it was because of a cold or something, and whispered in Xu Zhuo's ear with a nasal voice:

"Sorry, I was wrong."