“Well… yes, I’m feeling fine.” “Are you tired? Have you gotten any sleep?” Gu Datong thought that if she wasn’t tired, he would send someone to bring her home right away, as he was worried his son must be feeling very bored alone and thought Mimi should go keep him company. “I’m not tired yet,” Mimi said in a deliberately cheerful voice. “Is that so… what did you buy?” Gu Datong asked curiously. “I bought a dress.” “Oh! Planning to wear it to show my son, right?” “Yes, boss, I want to change his impression of me…” “Very good, very good! Do you have enough money on you?” “Uh…” “Don’t worry, don’t worry! I’ll give you some money later—” understanding her hesitation, Gu Datong said. “No need, boss, I still have some…” A bitter feeling rose in Mimi’s throat, but she forcefully suppressed it. “Oh my! Are you crying? What happened?” Gu Datong asked concernedly. “No, I’m not crying,” Mimi hurriedly denied. “But your voice sounds so nasal,” Gu Datong wondered. “I’m a bit allergic,” she said. “Have you seen a doctor?” “It’s just an old problem, boss, I’m fine.” “Okay! By the way, have you packed your luggage?” “Yes, I have.” “That’s great!”
“Don’t go out, someone will come to pick you up in thirty minutes—” “Darling, how long are you going to talk? Come quickly, I’ve made some snacks…” A coquettish female voice suddenly came from the other end of the phone, making Gu Datong feel a tingling sensation all over, while Mimi got goosebum
