The lady ran away

Chapter 153 I Can Explain

She didn't want to pursue it, she didn't even want to pursue it.

Liang Yanqing looked at her, then at Liang Yanzhe, "Brother..."

"You go down first." Liang Yanzhe didn't need to think any more, he also knew that she had heard everything she had to say, otherwise she would not have played such a petty temper.

For some reason, seeing her behave like this, he felt a little joy in his heart. Does this young girl's attitude mean that she is slowly caring about him?
Is that so?
Feeling delighted at his guess, he coughed lightly, looked at Xiao Qingcheng, "Here we are, why don't you go in?"

"Isn't it inconvenient?" Xiao Qingcheng glanced at him, then took a step, ready to leave.

Liang Yanzhe stretched out his hand to hold her, "Don't you want to ask?"

His eyes behind the lens looked at her expectantly, if she asked, he would definitely explain, for sure, he was willing to explain to her.

but……
Xiao Qingcheng shook his head, "Sorry, I'm not interested in this."

What kind of love he has, how many lovers he has, or how many lovers he has known and entangled with, she doesn't want to care about them all, and she doesn't want to know.
Anyway, it's normal for a grown man to have needs, right?
She already thought optimistically, but for some reason, her heart was slowly sinking.

The world is as black as crows, huh, huh.

Because of her words, Liang Yanzhe withdrew all expectations from his eyes, "You don't believe me?"

Xiao Qingcheng broke free from his grip, looked up at him, then touched the lipstick mark on his shirt with his hand, "Is this important? Look, it belongs to another woman's lipstick mark."

Turning around, she left gracefully.

Liang Yanzhe took a deep breath and pressed the elevator button with his hand, "I can explain."

Xiao Qingcheng was only concerned about whether the elevator door would open in the next second. With a bang, the elevator opened. She glanced at him sideways, and then stepped into the elevator, "But I don't want to hear it."

The voice was so light and meaningless that she herself felt that it was very cold-blooded.

(End of this chapter)