However, if it’s not time to go out, it’s fine, but meals still need to be eaten. Early the next morning, Tao Yu deliberately dawdled until after nine o’clock, calculating that Yue Linze had already gone to the company, before quietly opening the door.
Just as she opened the door a crack, she smelled a strong floral fragrance, and then saw a familiar figure outside. Tao Yu was startled and quickly closed the door, patting her chest in shock. Before she could speak, she heard Yue Linze’s voice softly say: “Am I a ghost?”
Tao Yu’s mouth twitched, intending to pretend she heard nothing.
Unfortunately, the person outside had no intention of giving her that chance. Without getting a response, he wasn’t angry, just calmly said: “I’ll count to three. If you don’t come out, I’ll throw you outside the main door. One…”
Before he could say “two”, the door opened, revealing a small face with a hint of annoyance: “Mr. Yue, I’m not a child. There’s no need to use such childish jokes to call me.”
“If it works, that’s fine,” Yue Linze said casually, his gaze falling to her feet. “Here, for you.”
Tao Yu lowered her head in confusion, only then noticing a massive bouquet of roses on the ground. Both in condition and packaging, it was several times better than the one the young doctor had given her yesterday. No wonder she had smelled such a strong fragrance.
“It’s too heavy, just leave it here. Let’s go have breakfast,” Yue Linze said, turning to walk away. After a few steps without hearing footsteps behind him, he stopped and curved his lips: “Not coming?”
“Mr. Yue can go first. I haven’t washed up yet,” Tao Yu said flatly. He was waiting here as soon as she came out, and she didn’t want to think about how long he’d been waiting.
Yue Linze turned around, lazily leaning against the railing: “I’ll wait for you.”
“…I might not eat even after washing up, because I’m not hungry,” Tao Yu pursed her lips.
Yue Linze’s gaze darkened: “I’ll wait for you.”
