Yan Haoxiang: Love comes slowly
  • "Until today, if someone would ask me, why did you still break up when you were so good? It's really unexpected. Look, how can I accept something that others can't understand."
  • - No.
  • Song Jin'an suddenly seemed to have lost interest, glanced roughly at the lavender on both sides, and then started playing with his phone.
  • Yan Haoxiang thought she was looking at the photo, but she heard the background sound in the game.
  • He glanced at Song Jin'an and chuckled angrily,
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "Don't want to watch it anymore?"
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "Hmm."
  • Song Jin'an didn't raise his head after saying that, but continued to stare at the phone.
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "If you don't want to see it, then go back to the hotel."
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "Don't come again."
  • He said this with a hint of anger, but Song Jin'an didn't seem to be able to hear it. After clearing the game for a few minutes, he raised his head and walked towards the exit.
  • Yan Haoxiang was so angry that he couldn't help it. He wanted to tie Song Jinan up and give her a punishment, so that she wouldn't do this again.
  • But he still walked in front of Song Jin'an like a compromise, and then led her to the exit.
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "What's your situation?"
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "What?"
  • Yan Haoxiang gritted his teeth and spit out this sentence, but Song Jinan was still expressionless when he heard it.
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "Why are you going crazy every day?"
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "Is it useless to say I love you?"
  • Song Jin'an smiled softly when she heard the words, and her smile was full of sarcasm. She just said lightly,
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "Didn't it mean nothing when I said I liked you?"
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "I'm crying and begging you to believe me, but it's useless."
  • Yan Haoxiang lowered his eyes and heard Song Jinan mention the past lightly. His chest seemed to be stuffed into a ball of cotton, making him breathless.
  • yanhaoxiang
    yanhaoxiang
    "I..."
  • Just as Yan Haoxiang started, Song Jinan interrupted his words as if he had lost patience, walked forward from his side, and passed him by.
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "Blocking the way."
  • Song Jin'an took a few steps and said again, this time he didn't look back,
  • songjinan
    songjinan
    "The promises of childhood don't count anymore."
  • Yan Haoxiang hung his head as if he had lost his strength when he heard the words. The corners of his mouth raised a wry smile, and the loss in his pupils was obvious. It was the first time he knew what heartache felt like.
  • He regretted it so much, if he had believed her even a little bit.
  • But the little love when I was a child has already become very shallow in the passage of time.
  • Song Jin'an was sometimes like a trash can for his emotional venting, throwing all negative emotions into it.
  • But no matter how he treated her, she always smiled in front of him.
  • At that time, he had long forgotten the promises he made when he was a child.
  • But when he wanted to pick it up now, he had no chance.
  • He looked up at Song Jin'an's back getting farther and farther away from him, until he could no longer see it.
  • This distance that slowly becomes farther is also the distance between their hearts.
  • After a long time, Yan Haoxiang returned to the hotel. He looked very normal. The two stayed in the room and didn't say anything, but Song Jinan felt a little embarrassed.
  • But in the end, she just played on her phone until she felt sleepy, and then lay in bed and fell asleep.
  • She didn't know what her plans were for tomorrow, but she should only be here for a month.
  • When he got up the next morning, breakfast was already on the table, and Song Jinan was still habitually eating some and vomiting half.
  • The feeling of vomiting and fasting was uncomfortable, but she had done it many times, so it wasn't particularly uncomfortable.
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