The Boss is Very Busy

Mu Mu was a little strange. She looked over and said, "It's so late. What are you buying?"

Kapok paused, "I've run out of math notes. I'm going to buy a new one."

Mu Mu nodded without any doubt.

"Do you want me to go with you?"

The girl had already walked to the entrance to change her shoes. After hearing this, she quickly answered.

"No, I can just go by myself."

Mu Mu nodded, said nothing more, and turned back to watch TV.

After Kapok went out, the night in this season was already a bit stuffy, but it was still cool.

As soon as she walked out, she saw a beautiful figure illuminated by street lights in the dim night.

Perhaps because he was at home, the boy only wore a casual jacket, which made his figure slimmer.

It was different from the dignified look when he was wearing a suit, but he had a bit more of a clean and youthful look. He stood under the small area of ​​light reflected by the street lamp, but his good-looking profile looked lonely inexplicably.

Kapok walked over, and the slight sound of footsteps made a sound. The man raised his head, and his cheeks under the broken hair were reflected with a deep meaning, and his dark eyes looked over.

Kapok stood in front of him, looked up at him slightly, and shouted obediently, "Brother Jiang, is something wrong?"

Jiang Jin stood up straight, lowered his eyes calmly, and lightly opened his thin lips, "Brother will leave tomorrow."

Kapok nodded. She knew about this while eating. She asked:

"Then when will you come back next time?"

"Not sure yet."

Jiang Jin replied quietly, and he suddenly came closer again. The distance between the two people narrowed. Kapok was suddenly startled. The light fragrance floated closer, and his tall figure reflected a shadow.

He took out a black jewelry box from nowhere and held it gently between his white fingers.

Kapok looked down.

Snow-white jade fingers opened the jewelry box. The chain of the necklace lying inside was silver, and the shape of the pendant was beautifully outlined, but...

Kapok blinked and looked at the pendant.

"What's this?"

The boy's beautiful fingers took out the necklace and said in a calm and low tone, "It's cotton."

The girl was stunned.

I couldn't tell it just now, but after I knew it was cotton, I looked at it again and saw that the shape looked similar.

Before she could speak, the other party had already spread out his well-jointed fingers towards her, lowered his eyes and asked slowly.

"Like it?"

Kapok nodded, "I like it."

Her tone was not forced at all, and the corners of the young man's lips curved slightly. He stretched out his hand and put the necklace on her, and the two of them got closer.

Kapok can feel the temperature from the other person's body, the sense of security that goes deep into the soul.

After putting on the necklace, Jiang Jin stepped away slightly, and then rubbed his palm on her head. His cold eyes were much gentler at this moment.

"Mianmian needs to grow up well."

After he finished speaking, his cold fingers pinched his small face that had become thinner into a pointed chin. The flesh on his face was gone. His eyes dimmed and he said, "If you don't want to grow up, you can always remain a child."

Riding the breeze beside his ears and the bright moonlight washing over the ground, Jiang Jin continued:

"My brother will protect you anyway."

As long as you don't want to grow up, you will always be a child in my eyes.

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The next day is the weekend.

It was a rare opportunity to send Jiang Jin away. Kapok learned from Mumu and made many biscuits, packed them in beautiful bags and asked him to distribute them to the company's employees.

Unexpectedly, after the other party heard this, his eyes darkened.

"My sister cooked it for me, why should I let others eat it? Just because they don't have a sister?"