Jiang Ran has always had good sleep quality, and even though there was an extra person in the room, there wasn’t any risk, so Jiang Ran’s sleep quality wasn’t affected.
Lying down for just a short while, Jiang Ran drifted into a deep sleep.
Listening to Jiang Ran’s steady breathing, Pei Huai, lying on the floor, slowly opened his eyes.
The lights in the room were off, and the curtains were drawn, making the room completely dark with nothing to see.
Pei Huai turned his head towards the direction of the bed, still unable to see anything.
When Jiang Ran proposed divorce today, he was genuinely surprised, never expecting that she would bring it up on the very first day he returned.
But after the initial shock, Pei Huai didn’t feel that Jiang Ran’s proposal for divorce was all that surprising.
Just like back then, he hadn’t expected Jiang Ran to propose marriage.
It seems Jiang Ran always does things that catch him off guard.
Divorce?
Pei Huai took another deep look in the direction of the bed, then withdrew his gaze and closed his eyes.
A dreamless night passed, and early the next morning, just as the sky was barely light, the alarm clock rang.
Jiang Ran didn’t even need to open her eyes, reaching out her hand to turn off the alarm clock.
But as it turned out, her hand reached out to emptiness.
Jiang Ran imdiately opened her eyes and saw Pei Huai standing by the bed, holding the alarm clock.
Pei Huai turned off the alarm, then looked at Jiang Ran, "I happened to be awake and heard it ringing."
So, subconsciously, he wanted to turn it off.
The alarm clock sounded like tal clashing, with the ringing noise.
It was really effective for waking people up, but it was truly loud.
Jiang Ran stared at Pei Huai for a few seconds as her consciousness gradually returned.
Yes, Pei Huai ca back yesterday and slept in this room.
Once she understood the situation, Jiang Ran didn’t continue dazing off and nodded, "You’re dressed, then go out; I need to change clothes."
Unexpectedly, Jiang Ran’s first words were a subtle dismissal; Pei Huai felt both amused and helpless but still placed the clock back on the table and turned to leave, closing the door behind him.
Jiang Ran was quite satisfied with Pei Huai’s actions.
The mat on the floor had been rolled up neatly by Pei Huai and placed against the wall, next to Pei Huai’s two suitcases and a large backpack.
Jiang Ran glanced at them briefly before quickly finding her clothes.
Once dressed, she pinned up her hair completely with a wooden hairpin, then opened the door and went out.
For convenience, Pei Shanshan and Pei Yang each bought an alarm clock, so the alarm clock would wake them up, eliminating the need for Jiang Ran to call them.
When Jiang Ran ca out, Pei Shanshan and Pei Yang were already dressed and out as well.
The group didn’t say much, each quickly washed up, took out their bicycles, and prepared to leave.
Pei Huai was also washed up, and seeing they were about to go, he joined them, "I’ll co along too."
As he spoke, Pei Huai walked over to Pei Yang, "Get off, and take Shanshan."
Pei Yang, "??? Why? Bro, why can’t you take sister-in-law? Why are you taking my bike?"
Hearing Pei Yang’s question, Pei Huai raised his eyebrows and turned his head to look at Jiang Ran.
Jiang Ran, "..."
Why should their bike squabble involve her?
Of course, Jiang Ran wouldn’t give in, so she directly looked at Pei Shanshan, "Shanshan, co here, I’ll take you today."
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