263 She Deserves to Be on That Lis (1/2)

”Mn …” Su Yan typed a line into his phone before frowning at the screen.

”What is it, Darling?”

”I thought of another good point but I don't know how to write it down.”

Nie Chang took a deep breath to calm himself and prepared for the worst. ”Can I help?”

”Mn. Maybe. I wanted to write 'broken bird' but that's two words. How can I make just one out of that?”

Nie Chang coughed. Broken bird? Seriously?

Su Yan seemed to feel his doubt. He furrowed his brow and harrumphed. ”What? You think having a broken bird wouldn't be enough of a reason? Maybe Old Lao and Yuan Hai wouldn't care but who says others wouldn't? Look, Gong Gong can't even be with a woman because of that. And now imagine Yuan Hai would break his bird too.”

Nie Chang facepalmed. Excuse him, but he didn't want to imagine anything like that. Actually, he didn't want to imagine anything about his love rival's bird at all. ”I think if someone leaves their boyfriend just because he has a disability, then they weren't really in love in the first place. What about the third person? Did you write that down already?”

Su Yan looked up at him and blinked. ”Third person?”

”Yes. Didn't we talk about that just now? You said Yuan Hai would be a problem for the relationship between Old Lao and Gong Gong.”

”Oh, that. Yeah, I did. Look?” He raised his phone and showed it to Nie Chang.

Hie boyfriend only smiled wryly though. So 'third person' could be condensed into 'CEO' if you didn't want to write more than one word? Well, hopefully, the system could indeed read his thoughts.

Su Yan lowered the phone again and stared at the screen. ”What about the broken bird now?”

”I still don't think that's a good idea.”

”Why? You think a bird isn't important?”

”That …” Nie Chang rubbed his forehead. ”Ah Yan … I mean sure it is. But would you leave somebody for that? I'm sure I wouldn't.”

Su Yan blinked. ”Well, my bird isn't important. Yours is.” He tilted his head and took a look at Nie Chang from head to toe, obviously pondering the question if he would really leave him if something was wrong with his bird.