Chapter 1697 - I Think I Hear Someone Shouting (1/2)

Lin Liye got in the car with Shen Nuo as well.

Han Zhuoli brought Lu Man to leave with him.

Only Han Zhuoling and Shi Xiaoya were left in the car park.

Han Zhuoling realized that after a few days of not seeing her, seeing her today made his heart beat uncontrollably now.

His heart beat went “dum dum dum” furiously fast, and he could not calm down no matter how he tried.

Seeing her, he felt that his lips could not help wanting to curve up, as if something went wrong with his facial muscles. It could not be controlled at all.

In other words, the corners of his mouths had their own thoughts.

As long as he saw Shi Xiaoya’s face, his mood would be exceptionally good.

Han Zhuoling never expected that there would come a time when he would miss a girl so much.

Previously, his feelings were still quite average. When he saw Shi Xiaoya, his whole body felt light and refreshed.

As if in that instant, a mountain full of wildflowers had blossomed.

Han Zhuoling was about to say something when he saw Han Zhuofeng running over from afar.

“Let’s get into the car first,” Han Zhuoling immediately said.

Shi Xiaoya was back-facing Han Zhuofeng and had not seen him yet.

Shi Xiaoya nodded obediently and sat in Han Zhuoling’s car.

Han Zhuoling sat in and speedily fastened his seatbelt, followed by a series of actions done with absolute speed and familiarity, which all seemed very natural to him.

He took a quick glance at the rearview mirror and saw Han Zhuofeng braving the harsh cold winds and still running towards them.

As he ran, he shouted, “Brother, wait for me! Don’t start the car yet!”

“What’s that sound? I think I hear someone shouting,” Shi Xiaoya said.

The windows of the car were down. Han Zhuoling turned on the aircon, warming up the car interior.

The winds were quite strong outside, so Shi Xiaoya could only vaguely hear some noise, but she was not sure of it.

She was about to turn around when Han Zhuoling quickly stepped on the pedal and turned the car to exit.

“It’s probably the wind,” Han Zhuoling said very calmly.