You've always loved me

Chapter 716 Only Eat Once in a Lifetime ([-])
Ji Anning nodded, wondering how this man named Booker knew her, Booker continued: "I have seen the magazine cover you took before, and I heard Bei Se mention you, just now I saw you standing at the door, I thought it was the wrong person."

So that's the case, she said, except for Bei Se, she has never met anyone else in Ji Chi City, how did this person know her.

She nodded with a slight smile, "Hello."

"One after another." Booker looked down at them again.

They all raised their heads, grinned and called him politely, "Uncle Booker."

They also knew each other, so they should not be liars, Ji Anning relaxed his vigilance towards this man who took the initiative to strike up a conversation.

Beautiful City, she couldn't help looking at the store in Beautiful City again, Booker looked at her suspiciously: "Miss An Ning, why are you shopping here alone with a lot of success? Where's the boss?"

"I brought them here to play." Ji Anning looked away, and answered Booker's question evasively.

Booker nodded, and noticed the large and small bags in Ji Anning's hands with downcast eyes, "Why are you carrying so many things?"

"I just bought it." Ji Anning replied lightly. There were people coming and going on the street. She didn't want to stand here and was about to say goodbye to Booker.

Booker's voice suddenly rushed ahead of her, "It's inconvenient for you to carry so many things with you, why don't you put them in the store and pick them up from here when you go back, or bring them to the store when the boss comes to the store?" Walk."

"Do not……"

Ji Anning instinctively refused, and Booker interrupted her again, "You don't carry so many things, so you can take care of them better."

"no need."

Ji Anning resolutely refused, and then she nodded slightly to Booker as a thank you, then turned around and drove away quickly.

to the other side of the street.

She walked so fast that she couldn't keep up with the rhythm.

"Mommy."

Hearing the little girl's aggrieved protest, Ji Anning finally realized that she quickly stopped and looked down at the crowd.

They all raised their heads, tilted their necks, and looked at Ji Anning's red eyes in puzzlement. Ji Anning bent down, put down the bag in his hand, and hugged each other tightly with both hands, "I'm sorry."

I owe her so much, from childhood to now.

"Mommy." They didn't know what was going on, they stared at their big round eyes with innocent flashes of light.

Ji Anning sniffed, let go of her hand, and smiled at her with sobs, "What did Mommy tell you to call me just now?"

"Sister." They called out sweetly, and then repeated, "Beautiful sister."

"So good." Ji Anning patted the head of each other, and then reached out to pick up the bag that was put on the ground just now, but touched a hand.

Her heart trembled, and she raised her head sharply.

The man bent slightly, lowered his head, and looked at her with deep and melancholy eyes.

Ji Anning straightened up, hugged the man's waist, buried her face in his chest, clenched a fist in one hand, and beat the man's back vigorously, "We agreed, did you forget? Did you forget?" Yet?"

She was in too much pain.

The man raised his hand, gently stroking the back of Ji Anning's head, and said in a low voice, distressed: "I thought... that would make you feel better."

Ji Anning finally couldn't bear it anymore, buried her head in Ji Chicheng's chest, and burst into tears on the bustling street of L City.

Ji Chicheng hugged her head, lowered his head, looked to the side and looked up at them, unexplained crowds.

(End of this chapter)