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Chapter 37 Fortunately, I didn't miss it

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    "Is everyone in the car?"

    The English teacher inspected a circle, and signaled to the master to set off after making sure that all had arrived.

    Everyone sat in their seats, including the class teacher and English teacher.

    Mu Tingyu suddenly felt the person next to her lightly bump her.

    "Um?"

    The person next to him seemed to be handing something over.

    She subconsciously took the things.

    Bread and milk?

    Mu Tingyu's eyes widened. Why did he bring it? She thought

    The boy smiled shyly and scratched his head, "Haven't you had breakfast this morning?

    Sorry, I'm late. I promised to bring it to you every day, but I almost missed the appointment today.  "

    Mu Tingyu could totally hear the boy's tone of self-blame.

    She burst out laughing with a "puchi", "Fool.

    It's not something you have to do.  "

    She knew that he didn't have to do it at all, just because of a joke-like remark before, or perhaps an agreement, he has always insisted on it.

    Sometimes she even wondered, if one day, she really got used to it, would she not know that he was okay.

    Of course, she wasn't used to it, if he hadn't left every time he put down early, she probably wouldn't have dared to take it.

    It's just that, now that he handed this thing to her, she suddenly didn't want to refuse.

    Silently clenched his hands tightly, tightening the things in his arms.

    "You, why are you late today?

    Of course, if you don't want to say it, you don't have to say it!  "

    She was afraid that what she said would offend him, so she immediately added a sentence.

    The boy has been watching her.

    Especially when she talks.

    He looks at her face every time.

    Mu Tingyu will not, whether she is talking to him or he is talking to her, her eyes will unconsciously dodge.

    So many times she would rather not look at him.

    She felt that in this way, he would not find anything.

    Little did they know that it was precisely because of this that the boy wanted to look at her even more.

    He smiled, "Eat breakfast first, and I'll tell you when I'm done."

    He also learned how to be tricky.

    Mu Tingyu became unhappy in an instant, and unconsciously pursed his lips, wrinkled his small face, and looked at him.

    The boy covered his mouth, and the corners of his eyes were full of smiles, "I thought you wouldn't look at me directly."

    There was a hint of joke in his words, but also a little resentment.

    Mu Tingyu was startled, "No, I didn't look at you!"

    "Then why don't you look at me every time you talk? You don't look at me when I talk"

    I don't know what's going on, Mu Tingyu felt that she seemed to hear the grievance from the boy's tone.

    But this¡­¡­

    How is she going to explain it?  Said she was embarrassed?

    No, absolutely not!

    She was afraid that her little thoughts would be discovered by others, and then

    There is nothing left.

    After straightening his expression, Mu Tingyu looked at the boy, "Let's put it this way, maybe I overlooked it, or you misread it.

    Look, am I looking at you now?  "

    In fact, she was biting the bullet. Although her heart was still beating "thumping", she spoke as steadily as an old dog.

    There is no other expression on the face.

    That is, very serious.

    The boy was a little disappointed, but he didn't show it, "Well, I see, you are indeed looking at me."

    Hearing the boy's affirmative words, Mu Tingyu turned around, quietly covered her beating heart with one hand, and forced herself to calm down.

    Read silently in your heart, it's fine if you don't find it, it's fine if you don't find it.  (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com
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