The daily life of American TV agents

Chapter 382 Ron's Trouble

The sound of Brother Martian's famous proposal single made Ron have to turn around, and only then did he realize the strange situation in the apartment. However, when he was still in a daze, Rajesh brought a large ticket Relatives and friends come out of the bedroom.

"Ron, do you want to propose to me?" Collins asked in surprise.

"This..." Ron was a little entangled for a while: "You want to say you don't want it? The atmosphere has dragged here, do you want to say you want it? Actually, you don't think so."

When Ron spoke the second half of the sentence, the volume unconsciously lowered, and even Collins couldn't hear what he was saying.

"I really don't know, so today you have this idea..." Collins was so intoxicated by the sound of the music that he couldn't help crying.

"I understand, I understand, this time is too hasty, so it doesn't matter if you don't agree, let's next time, next time I promise to make it more..."

"I promise!" Collins suddenly let go of his hands and threw himself into Ron's arms.

"Bang~bang~bang~" Rajesh and the others opened up the fireworks that had been prepared a long time ago. Various colored ribbons decorated the apartment with a romantic atmosphere, and all the friends hugged them.

Ron asked in Rajesh's ear, "Damn it! Rajesh, where did you get the ring?"

"Oh my God, how could anyone propose with a necklace? I prepared it for you, as a wedding gift for you, you know, I'm not short of money~" Rajesh said generously.

He is indeed not short of money. When Howard got married, Raj almost contracted all the expenses of the wedding, plus Howard's favorite set of Batman comics.

Don't think that comic books are not worth a few bucks. For nerds who like them, this is the real treasure, not to mention that Raj gave them all collector's editions, which even Sheldon envied.

However, this was also the beginning of Ron's troubles. The news of him proposing to Collins quickly spread throughout the Taoxi family and the Cooper family. These days, he has answered more than a dozen congratulatory calls, especially Mary, she wished Ron is now getting married and settling down.

"I know Mom... Don't worry, I will treat Collins well... I think it's too early to get married, don't be too anxious, at least wait until Collins finishes college... Goodbye Mom, I love you."

Ron hung up Mary's phone, feeling that he was about to be hollowed out. Fortunately, he lived across from Sheldon, and as long as he moved to Sheldon's apartment, there was no shortage of comedy every day.

Until now, Ron hasn't figured out how to tell his women the news, but when he is unhappy, maybe he can take other people's unhappiness to be happy.

"Ron, you just came here, can you drive me to the video game city to exchange for prizes?" Sheldon said happily: "I finally figured out what prize I want to exchange for."

"Congratulations, after three years, you finally made a choice. Guess what, if you think about it for another two years, the video game city might go bankrupt."

Ron sneered, while Leonard on the other side was still squatting beside the big cardboard box, picking up old things, and finally dug out the old volume from three years ago: "I found it, here it is."

"What is this?" Ron leaned over to the box and saw a red piece of clothing inside.

"My aunt gave me a sweater when I was admitted to college."

"Does she hate you?"

"How come? Just because I got this ugly and itchy sweater, but my brother got a car?" Leonard laughed at himself: "She definitely spoils me more."

"Wait," Sheldon just took two steps, then turned around again: "It seems that a few rolls are missing, are there any more in the box?"

"It should have been taken out..." Leonard had just scratched down twice, and suddenly closed the box nervously as if he had found something extraordinary: "No, there is nothing inside."

As everyone knows, it was his nervousness that caused Sheldon to become suspicious: "Really? Let me see."

And Ron saw clearly what it was when Leonard discovered it, how should I say it?If you want fun, isn't the fun coming right away?
A mischievous smile hung on Ron's face: "If there's nothing else, it's nothing to show Sheldon, right? Or is there something shady in the box?"

"Don't, don't, don't," Leonard hugged the box to protect his chest, and then threw the box on the sofa as if surrendering: "Okay, Sheldon, I can let you see the box, but You promise not to jump."

"Why am I jumping?"

Leonard carefully took out a box of DVDs from the box: "Sheldon, I know it's time to return this DVD a long time ago, and I also know it was rented with your card, but it's been three months Years without any bad results.

So, instead of troubling me like usual, can you just try to stay calm for once? "

"This request sounds reasonable, what do you say, Sheldon?" Ron folded his arms, assuming he was watching the show.

"Well, since Ron said so," Sheldon and Ron looked at each other: "Then can I ask you to return the DVD for me?"

"No problem, I'll pay it back now." Leonard replied in surprise.

Originally, he was ready for Sheldon to show his teeth and claws at him, but he didn't expect that Sheldon was so calm this time. Think about it, what is the difference between this time and before?
Leonard cast grateful eyes on Ron.

Compared with Sheldon's previous outbursts, the only variable this time is Ron. It seems that everything has changed. With Ron around, Sheldon suddenly became much more behaved.

"Thank you, Ron, with you here, Sheldon has become more reasonable. If you have a chance, you must teach me how to make Sheldon reasonable."

"It's actually not complicated, Leonard," Ron coaxed, putting on an expression of a big bad wolf telling a little white rabbit to go home and watch a little goldfish: "The most important thing is to learn to empathize, only when you understand Shell Why is Don always so crazy, you can convince him to calm down, right?"

Ron stomped on Sheldon secretly.

"Yes, that's right, I empathize with you. You never know how much trouble is unresolved for me. It feels like there is an itch in my head that I can't scratch." Shelton immediately cooperated with Ron Put Leonard together.

"Itches in my head, how can I empathize with this?"

"Sheldon may be a bit abstract, but I have a way for you to experience it. Would you like to try it? Leonard?" Ron took out Leonard's old sweater from the box.

"Didn't you just say that this dress is ugly and itchy? Would you like to wear this sweater and not take it off until you are on the DVD? Maybe you can experience the kind of itchy and scratchy brain that Sheldon said I feel it."

(End of this chapter)