Chapter 6 (2/2)

She could clearly see two tiny reflections of herself in his eyes.

Embarrassed, she blushed, feeling irritated at the same time.

Shui Miaomiao stared at him in frustration, her eyes wide open.

“What are you looking at?” Shen Mochen asked mischievously.

“Aren’t humans born to be looked at?” Shui Miaomiao replied.

Shen Mochen smiled and said, “You responded to that well.”

He got up and looked down at Shui Miaomiao, who was still sitting on the ground. He held out his hand to help her up.

Shui Miaomiao tapped away his hand rudely. She got up from the ground and dusted herself off.

Shen Mochen peered at her bottom and asked, “Does it hurt?”

Asking when you know the answer!

Shui Miaomiao said wryly, “Why don’t you, Professor Shen, try it once yourself and see if it hurts?”

“Since it hurts, remember the pain. Stop talking nonsense.” Shen Mochen glanced meaningfully at her and walked away.

Shui Miaomiao frowned and narrowed her eyes as she looked at his tall and straight back.

Talking nonsense?

He meant what she had said: I would make a detour when I see you?

Shui Miaomiao had a strange feeling in her heart. Would they have another opportunity to meet?

He looked very similar to Yanyan. Were they somehow related to each other?

Or was it just a coincidence.

When Shui Miaomiao slowly regained her senses, she realized she had followed Shen Mochen into the housing area opposite the maternity hospital.

The housing area was a little old and looked a little shabby from outside.

It seemed out of tune with the modern, rich look that Shen Mochen presented to others.

Shui Miaomiao glanced at his perfect profile. She had not expected him to live in a place like this.

Shen Mochen turned his head around and saw the suspicious look in her eyes.

Shui Miaomiao immediately turned away from him. She tried to act casual, and she unconsciously tugged at her hair gently as it fell into her face.

Shen Mochen smiled meaningfully and explained to her, “I studied at the elementary school in the Bo’ai Road for the first part of my education. So, my family bought a house for me here to make it convenient for me to go to school.”