494 A Fire (2/2)
”I might do it,” said Ying carelessly twirling a strand of her hair.
”Call me crazy but I still find those flames in your eyes so fascinating that I might not back off.”
”Even though there is a big danger sign looming over it? You'd still willingly walk into those flames?”
He straightened up as he said, ”The point is the fire in you has already burnt you.” She stood up and stared at his face wide eyed as he went on, ”Now, it's my turn to remind you that the same fire can warm your heart as well.”
Ying snickered at his words, ”What if instead of warming my heart, you also ended up burning with me?”
”Then that'll be like a dream come true.” He stated happily. ”Don't they say love is like a fire. Then I don't mind burning along with you.”
”Do you always flirt like this or...?”
”No, you're a special case.”
”Oh, really?”
He nodded his head, ”Yes, really.”
”I guess acting gave you enough experience.” Ying shook her head at him and picked up her blazer saying, ”What do you want to eat? Tell me!” She cracked her knuckles as she warned, ”And if your answer is gonna be 'You' then better stay quiet or I might kill you.”
Han Bohai pressed his lips together. He was truly speechless at the way her brain worked. Even if he wanted to say that, why would he choose to say it right now? That'll be like looking for death!
”I can eat anything as long as you like it,” he replied.
”Don't be so modest now.”
”I'm not being modest. I'm just being honest.”
Ying frowned at him. ”You'll eat anything I like to eat?”
”Yes.”
”Don't regret it later on,” she warned before asking him to put on his cap and mask. She dragged him again like a kid and brought him to her car, ”Get in. What I want to eat is not sold here.”
”Okay!” Without even thinking twice, he was already inside the car and Ying was really surprised to see how eager he was.
As she got in and was buckling her seatbelt, she looked at him who was just sitting there looking at the interior of the car with curious eyes. What was he? A kid? Even when she started the car, he still just sat there.
”Oi! You don't expect me to get over there to fasten your seatbelt, do you?”
”That's a good idea!” he replied.
”Don't blame me later on,” with that, her car got out of the parking and as soon as she hit the highway, the car was wooshing away leaving him no other choice but to fasten his seatbelt on his own.