Capítulo 696: Chapter 698: I Won’t Sell You
Su Yan glanced at him and saw that he was focused on driving, completely unaware of her presence. It seed he had guessed that all won loved luxury cars.
Even if he was right, she couldn’t admit it.
Straightening up, Su Yan said indifferently, “No need. May I ask, where are you taking ? To Master’s place?”
“Not going to the old man’s place.”
“Then where?”
“You’ll know when we get there.”
Su Yan frowned in dissatisfaction, “You said it would only delay for a short while. I hope I can go back to class as soon as possible.”
Yi Qingcheng gave her a glance, then his gaze returned to the road ahead.
“Forget about today’s class, give all your ti.”
“On what basis!” Su Yan got angry all of a sudden, then she cald herself down.
She wasn’t like this, not easily angered by soone she didn’t know well.
But she really didn’t want to stay with him…
He had a special allure about him, and every second she spent by his side, she fell a little deeper.
If this continued, she really worried…
As if sensing her unease, Yi Qingcheng reached out and held her hand, saying softly, “Don’t worry, I’m not going to sell you.”
Su Yan stared blankly at their overlapping hands, her heart suddenly clenched!
Suddenly, as if scalded, she quickly withdrew her hand.
Not daring to look at Yi Qingcheng’s darkened expression, she hugged her chest with one hand and covered her mouth with the other, turning her gaze out the window.
It was just past two o’clock in the afternoon.
The sun was intense, and there were few pedestrians, the sycamore trees on both sides of the road were tall and lush.
As the wind passed, the leaves swayed, casting quickly interchanging light and shadows on the shiny blue car…
Eventually, the car stopped in front of the World Trade Center.
A parking attendant in a neat uniform respectfully opened the door for them, and after they got out, took the keys from Yi Qingcheng and drove the car to the underground parking lot.
This was the largest and most luxurious mall in City B.
It had twelve floors, each one astonishingly large.
The things sold here were the most expensive, yet not necessarily the best.
With each higher floor, the prices increased, even the cheapest item on the first floor cost several thousand.
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