Wei Heyun snorted coldly, mimicking the action by crossing his arms in front of his chest as well, saying, "You know I’m angry, and you didn’t even co after ?"
Zhou Yun scoffed wordlessly and said, "Get your priorities straight. Why should I have co after you?"
"You pissed off!" Wei Heyun emphasized.
Zhou Yun hissed, curiously asking, "Wait a sec, Wei Heyun, let ask you, has it been that as long as you’ve been angry since you were little, soone has always co to coax you? Not caring about whether you’re right or wrong, as everything just revolves around you?"
Wei Heyun detected the strong sarcasm in Zhou Yun’s words.
"What are you trying to say?"
"I’m saying that if you’re looking for soone to coddle you, go find soone else. I have no intention of indulging your temper," Zhou Yun declared his position coldly. "Of course, as your so-called friend, out of a sense of duty, I’ll also tell you this: Speak properly, don’t throw a tantrum like a little child every ti sothing happens. I’m not your nanny, here to coax you into smiles."
Wei Heyun stared at Zhou Yun for several seconds before finally muttering in a low voice, "Why are you so fierce?"
"Welco to the real world."
At this mont, the waiter ca in with the nu.
"Please have a look. What would you like to order?"
The young waiter glanced at Zhou Yun and seed to find him sowhat familiar, giving him several more looks.
But ultimately, the young waiter didn’t recognize Zhou Yun.
To her, this couple with high attractiveness should be lovers.
Zhou Yun had no intention of passing the nu to Wei Heyun. He looked over it from top to bottom, called out a few dish nas, handed back the nu, and said, "That’s all, thank you."
The waiter took back the nu and asked, "Would you both like so tea?"
"Just plain water for ," said Zhou Yun.
Wei Heyun coolly tilted his chin up and said, "Sa for ."
After the waiter left, Wei Heyun asked, "Hasn’t Song Chi ever told you that you have a bad temper?"
Zhou Yun rolled his eyes at Wei Heyun and said, "Hasn’t anyone ever told you to shut your mouth when you don’t know what to say?"
Wei Heyun: "..."
He realized that today he was like a target, pumled incessantly by Zhou Yun’s machine-gun barrage, leaving him battered and bruised.
Wei Heyun had an idea.
"You’re not in a bad mood because sothing happened, are you? Co on, tell about it. Maybe I can help you fix it." Wei Heyun patted his chest and said, "If you were in a bad mood, you should’ve said it earlier. I’ve already told you, you’re my friend. Your problems are my problems, and I will absolutely help you solve them."
Zhou Yun: "... I’m happy to hear you say that, but don’t make excuses for your immature behaviors that deserve scolding. I’m just showing you my truest self because I’m familiar with you."
Wei Heyun: "... Forget it, I guess I walked right into the line of fire by looking for you today. It feels like anything I say, you’ll snap back at ."
Zhou Yun did not reply.
Wei Heyun sniffled and asked, "Do you often co to this kind of restaurant?"
"Not often," Zhou Yun admitted frankly.
Wei Heyun said in surprise, "I thought you ca here often, seeing how effortlessly you navigated the nu."
"Where would I have the ti to go out to eat on a regular basis? I’m so busy that I hardly have ti to eat, and often, I just find a corner to eat a boxed al," said Zhou Yun. "I told you, I’m on my day off today."
"You choose this kind of place to eat on your day off...?"
"I take a day off to experience places and people I don’t get to usually," Zhou Yun corrected. "Don’t you find the people you usually et, the places you frequently visit, they don’t change much? Everything’s similar. Even when you et new people, they’re not much different from those you’ve known before. Even when you go to new places, they turn out to be not that different from places you’ve been."
Wei Heyun thought hard and felt Zhou Yun was quite right.
"That’s true."
"Right," said Zhou Yun. "So now you understand why I ca here."
Wei Heyun’s eyes suddenly lit up and he asked, "Is this what they call ’the poetic experience’?"
"Poetic my foot, it’s just seeking novelty," Zhou Yun expressed disdainfully. "Why do you always try to put on airs? Even going to a small eatery, you talk about poetry."
Wei Heyun insisted, "I’m telling you, this is truly my first ti eating at a place like this."
"Oh."
"If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have even stepped foot into a place like this."
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