Lingering: Genius Baby Sweetheart Mom

Indian Restaurant——Di Chajie Let's Break Up【22】

This group of people ran away after eating, drinking, and leaving her as a commoner to pay, is it reasonable?

Di Chajie was so angry that he wanted to bite this damned little girl.

Is he so dishonest that he deliberately asks her to pay the bill?

He yelled: [

"Waiter, checkout!"

The waiter hurried over and heard Yun Hanxiao whisper:

"Give me a box, I'm going to pack some of these flying cakes."

Throw it away if you don't eat it, it's bad behavior to waste food.

But it was this calmness that showed that she was not sad about the two breaking up.

Di Chajie froze there, completely cold.

He was so upset and she was still there with a good appetite, getting ready for dinner.

He turned around and said angrily:

"How hungry are you?"

He stood there waiting for the bill, Yun Hanxiao sat there waiting for packing, Yun Hanxiao thought for a while and smiled:

"I remember a story!"

Di Chajie stared at Yun Hanxiao.

But now it is impossible for Yun Hanxiao to lower her head in fear, she smiled and said:

"I don't remember where it is, the war has been going on for a long time, and ordinary people can't even afford salt.

There was a rich woman whose son died in the war. She was so sad that she couldn’t eat or sleep. When she heard that a poor woman’s son in the same village also died in the war, she went to visit her.

It turned out that the poor woman was drinking a bowl of soup with only a few wild vegetable leaves.

The rich woman scolded very angrily, why are you still drinking soup when your son is dead.

The poor woman replied blankly to the rich woman, because there is salt in the soup! "

Di Chajie continued to stare angrily at this little woman who suddenly became light and playful in front of him. [

Yun Hanxiao smiled lightly,

"Our values ​​are different.

So don't try so hard to understand each other anymore.

Parallel lines also have the benefits of parallel lines, why bother pulling them together.

You look at any intersecting lines, only intersect at that point, and then go their separate ways and never look back. "