"So, Instructor Mu is madly in love with you," Xiao Xiao concluded with a sparkle in her eyes.
"So you two have been together for a long ti, haven’t you?"
An Ran couldn’t help but facepalm, "Miss Xiao, what are you talking about?"
Xiao Xiao couldn’t resist giving her a knowing look.
An Ran cast a disapproving glance at Xiao Xiao, "You little brat, you’re so dirty-minded all the ti. Have you ever thought about whether Brother Yang can handle you?"
"What does this have to do with Brother Yang?" Xiao Xiao retorted, but her face blushed.
"No relation? Ah, what a pity. I was planning to give you Brother Yang’s phone number, but since there’s no connection, I guess you don’t want his number then."
An Ran said regretfully, looking at the flushed girl beside her.
Let’s see how long you can keep up the act.
Sure enough, less than half a minute later, Xiao Xiao’s face changed several shades, and she hooked her arm around An Ran’s, "Ranran, I think you’d better give Junyang’s number. You see, last ti you were in danger, I inford Instructor Mu because I had her number, and it so happened that she answered. But what if Instructor Mu is on a mission and you’re in danger again? I should be able to notify Brother Yang to co to your rescue then."
An Ran’s face darkened more and more as she listened, and finally, she pinched Xiao Xiao’s arm, "Good grief, Xiao Xiao, I didn’t expect you to be such a person who values romance over friendship. To get Brother Yang’s phone number, you actually curse . Let’s see how I deal with you."
But Xiao Xiao ran away with a smile right before she could erupt.
The two of them laughed and joked as they ca to the mall. The lingerie counter was on the third floor.
An Ran used to buy from regular stores. Although the An Family had money, her allowance was limited, so she wouldn’t buy anything too fancy and definitely wouldn’t browse the dedicated lingerie floor in the mall, mainly because she felt a bit shy.
Xiao Xiao was also visiting such a place for the first ti. The two girls briefly checked out a few stores and found mostly ordinary lingerie with a wide variety of colors and styles, but it wasn’t quite what they imagined.
"I think we should just forget it," An Ran said and turned to leave.
Xiao Xiao grabbed her, "Hey, Ranran, what about the Valentine’s gift? Do you think you can prepare a better one? Don’t forget, I’ve already bought chocolates for Junyang. Do you also want to buy chocolates for Instructor Mu? Seriously, if you send chocolates or sothing like that, not only would Instructor Mu look down on it, even I would think poorly of you."
Xiao Xiao continued brainwashing An Ran, "What’s my relationship with Junyang? At most, we’re just ordinary friends. But you and Instructor Mu? Instructor Mu has been so good to you, saved you so many tis, and spent twenty million just to get a guardianship agreent so you can gain freedom and not be constrained by the An Family. Do you think you can just send chocolates? I really doubt if you really love Instructor Mu."
An Ran felt utterly embarrassed by her words. She loved Instructor Mu dearly, very dearly. But...
They picked and chose for the entire afternoon before settling on a relatively modest piece, which was already the limit for An Ran.
The saleslady helped with scanning and checkout. Just then, a man walked into the store.
This man wasn’t accompanying a female companion, which made his presence in this place particularly conspicuous.
It was noon, and there were no other custors in the store, and only one saleslady.
The man swaggered around, scanning the store and then glancing at the two girls checking out.
An Ran felt uneasy under his gaze. She waited for the saleslady to scan the code, handed over her card, completed the paynt, and pulled Xiao Xiao to leave.
"Are you An Ran?"
The man suddenly blocked their way and asked.
An Ran looked at the man in front of her, confird she didn’t know him, but since he had called out her na, she couldn’t just walk away.
The saleslady walked over and respectfully addressed the man, "Manager Xu."
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