The little ancestor has a soft waist and a wild heart, Master Bo has fallen!

"Why are you still the same as when you were a kid?"

Lu Zhenzhen raised his eyes, showing displeasure.

Who are you getting close to?

"You may not remember, but that was when you were three or four years old. At that time, you hated babies younger than you, especially babies who were a few months old. Even though you were not that old, other adults were surrounding the baby to coax you. , you’re just standing next to me with your arms folded, your face full of impatience.”

Ji Yanzhi took the initiative to start a conversation with her. When he saw Lu Zhenzhen's confused and cold face, he suddenly thought about Miss Lu's domineering character and behavior over the years, and immediately felt that something was wrong.

Things that happened when I was a child can’t be discussed now.

Besides, they have been separated for so many years.

Just as he was about to apologize, Lu Zhenzhen curled his lips and said softly: "Oh? Really?"

He paused slightly and raised his tone slightly, but when he spoke he said in a relaxed tone: "Yes, it's too early. Our Ji family moved here after you were about four years old, and we haven't contacted each other in these years. , I returned to China two years ago and took over most of the company's business, but I never had the chance to meet you."

Ji Yanzhi took his hands out of his trouser pockets and smiled softly, "I'm sorry, I thought of you as my neighbor next door when I was a kid. If you were offended by what you just said, I'll apologize first."

The vigilance in Lu Zhenzhen's eyes relaxed, and she raised her lips, "It's okay, are you free now?"

"It's pretty empty."

He was afraid that Lu Zhenzhen would think it was perfunctory, so he explained: "The family is rich enough to entertain the guests well. I was busy before you came, so I can take a break now."

"Then find a place to sit." Lu Zhenzhen suggested.

"Okay, are you hungry? I'll take you to eat."

She nodded.

Ji Yanzhi led her away, and people greeted her along the way. There were also people who recognized Lu Zhenzhen, and there were people who wanted to get close to her.

Ji Yanzhi saw that she was becoming more and more impatient, and when people came over later, he made excuses to refuse them. A discerning person could see that the eldest lady had a bad look on her face, so she didn't dare to talk too much, so she just smiled and nodded.

There are many exquisite snacks on the buffet table, but there is no cooked food. People who come here are not here for this kind of food. However, Mr. Ji is very fond of his little granddaughter. Even the cost of one snack is four figures. Ji Yanzhi picked it. Some were brought to Lu Zhenzhen.

There was no one here. Ji Yanzhi sat down and subconsciously wanted to touch a cigarette. He put his hand into his trousers pocket and even touched the cigarette case, so he took it out again.

"Does your cigarette choke?" Lu Zhenzhen didn't look down, but just noticed his actions, "Give me one?"

"You smoke too?"

Ji Yanzhi was a little surprised.

Lu Zhenzhen didn't care, "I smoke occasionally, but it's not addictive."

He hesitated for a moment, feeling that he was in no position to care, so he gave her a cigarette and put the lighter towards her. When he wanted to help her light the fire, Lu Zhenzhen turned her head and refused. She took the lighter herself and covered her lips with one hand. , lit it and took a puff skillfully.

She knocked on the cigarette body and asked him: "Aren't you a cigarette addict? You don't want to smoke a cigarette?"

"I'll forget it. I'll bear with it for now and wait until the full moon banquet is over. Otherwise, my dad won't smell the smoke on me and won't let me get close to Little Bao'er."

Lu Zhenzhen responded, "You haven't given a name yet?"

"No, they are all fighting, and no one is giving in to anyone. I haven't decided what my name will be until now, so I will always call him Little Bao'er."

Lu Zhenzhen always looked a little uninterested as he listened, "Tell me more about my childhood."