Fiancé is domineering

Chapter 105 A Strange Boy Lives In My House! 01
The point is, if he keeps doing this and I become his 'fiancée' again, it won't be on me, right?

Damn, what am I thinking about?

Ever since I got to know Mu Yingmo, I seem to be more and more cranky.

"By the way, it's almost time for vacation. You seem to be graduating from high school. Where will you go to university?" There is a year difference between me and him, he is going to university, and I have to stay here for my third year of high school. Doesn't that mean we have to separate?

You know, although there is a university here, it is very rubbish, and he will definitely not stay in such a school.

Mu Yingmo didn't look at me, "Maybe I will go to other provinces, but I will come back to see you sometime."

I don't know why, but when I think about the possibility of separation in a while, I feel weird and feel a little bit reluctant, obviously he is by my side right now.

"Oh." Not knowing what to say, I responded casually.

For a while, Mu Yingmo didn't speak, we just sat quietly like this, he stared at the sky in a daze, while I held my chin and looked at the grass on the ground...
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The days went on like this, in the blink of an eye, the summer vacation had passed, I was about to start my senior year of high school, and Mu Yingmo was about to go to another city to study at university.

In another hour, he will drive to school by himself. He said it is another city, but it is not far away. If he drives by himself, it will only take more than three hours, and the round trip will only take seven hours. You can drive back.

On the long and curved gravel road, Mu Yingmo walked in front, and I followed behind, eating ice cream in my hand, eating very slowly.

During this period of time, I got used to getting along with him every day. Although I was more angry than happy, and every time I got angry, I wished that he would go to another city as soon as possible. Now that he really wants to go, I began to feel a little bit reluctant.

After catching up with him, I said, "When you get there, remember to hire a part-time worker, and find a better one."

His mother has already found him an apartment near the school. He has never been a farmer, and he never cooks. I hired a nanny for him before. Now that I have gone there, I can’t give him any more. arrange.

(End of this chapter)