Chapter 1351 - You Dont Need to Thank Me. My Name Is Lei Feng (2/2)
To her surprise…Well, how about that!
To see the box warmed her heart. But then mind wandered back to what had happened between Mo Liuxi and An Ning, and to what Mo Liuxi had said to her. It was a jolt of reality. Oh, why were things so complicated?
As she cleaned the breast pump and prepared to use it, she was disappointed to see that it wasn’t battery-operated; it was a manual pump…not very handy. She still used it, though.
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The next day’s schedule wasn’t too busy. Yan Su got up early and went to the cafeteria together with Jiaojiao for breakfast.
The place was already quite crowded. As they search for seats, Ji Nuanyi and Yang Ziqian, who were sitting in a corner, waved at them to join them.
“You girls are early,” Yan Su smiled at them.
“I’m still jet-lagged,” replied Ji Nuanyi, shrugging.
“Have you and Mr. Xiao made peace?” Yan Su asked.
“I guess that won’t happen until I get home,” said Ji Nuanyi smilingly while scooping up some mousse cake. “Mmm, this is lovely. You should try it.”
Yan Su had seen Xiao Si a few times at Nian Junting’s place. With curiosity, she said, “Mr. Xiao is a little like Mr. Nian, isn’t he?”
They wouldn’t have become good friends if they had nothing in common. Mo Liuxi and Nian Junting were very much alike. They were probably meant to be family.
Ji Nuanyi paused a moment before responding, “No, I don’t think so. He’s not as good at making money as Mr. Nian is, and he’s not as decisive and capable, either. He’s kind of a slacker, actually…likes fis.h.i.+ng, playing cards, and taking it easy. He has a bunch of friends I don’t like. Of course, Mr. Nian isn’t one of them.”
Was it appropriate for her to talk about her boyfriend like that? Would Xiao Si explode with anger if he heard that?
“But you still like him,” Yan Su managed to continue the conversation.
“I feel relaxed around him. No one’s perfect. Also, my work has been keeping me busy,” Ji Nuanyi said. “It’s good that he has lots of friends. I don’t like my boyfriend to be too clingy.”
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* Léi Fēng (18 December 1940 – 15 August 1962) was a soldier of the Chinese army in Communist legend. After his death, Lei was characterized as a selfless and modest person devoted to the Communist Party, Mao Zedong, and the people of China.