Qi Jingren hummed in agreement and said earnestly, "Not answering your calls was due to work; I've been too busy."
Mr. Qin propped his hand against the door frame, blocking her path, and looked at her like a child throwing a tantrum, "Either way, choose one: go have dinner or I'll drive you home."
"Fine, let's have dinner then," Qi Jingren shrugged, "Since you're paying anyway."
Around ten o'clock, the moon appeared in the night sky, its light faint and mysterious.
Shi Aoju parked the car steadily at the entrance of Ciaos, waiting for Su Jiuyi, and in less than two minutes, she came out from inside.
Leaning against the car window, looking at the little woman whose face still looked a bit pale, Shi Aoju subconsciously furrowed his brows.
Su Jiuyi glanced in his direction and walked over with resolve.
As she approached, Shi Aoju gave her a casual glance and said, "Get in."
Su Jiuyi nodded, cautiously opening the car door, afraid that her movements might upset this man.
