Chapter 85 - Next Time When You Want to Allure Me, Wear More Clothes (2/2)

As she had expected, Nian Junting’s face darkened after he heard what she said. “It’s so cold, but you came out wearing such a thin piece of dress. No wonder some man tried to do things to you.”

Luosang lowered her head. She knew that he would think that way. “It’s not what you think…” she tried to explain.

“If it’s not like what I said, did you wear like this on purpose because you knew that I was going to be here?” he asked without thinking.

“That’s not true either…” said Luosang.

“Did Sister Lan tell you that I’m here? Or Lu Kang?” Nian Junting continued asking questions with a serious look. “You got along with Sister Lan and Lu Kang quite well before. You were really thinking ahead.”

Luosang didn’t know what to say.

It’s you who has been thinking ahead.

Luosang decided to change the topic. “Should we get out? This is the men’s room after all. People may come in at any time.”

“Now you know that people may come in,” Nian Junting sneered and responded. He turned, made two steps, then suddenly turned back.

Luosang, who followed close behind him, wasn’t prepared for that. She b.u.mped into his chest. Her nose hit his strong chest muscles. It hurt so badly that it squeezed a few teardrops out of her eyes.

“Mr. Nian, why did you stop so suddenly?” she asked.

Her voice was soft. She didn’t realize that she sounded like she was grumbling in a flirtish manner.

Nian Junting lowered his head to look at her. Without any preparation, he saw her snow-white chest and her cleavage.

He blinked, knitted his brows, then took off his brown-colored jacket and put it around her shoulders. After that, he warned her, “Next time, wear more clothes when you try to allure me. Don’t catch a cold.”

The unique manly vibe that belonged to the jacket immediately wrapped her up. Luosang’s body was warmed, so was her heart.

Maybe it was because she was exhausted, because she didn’t try to argue against him; instead, she simply responded with a hum. But of course, arguing was unlikely to be helpful to her.