The lady ran away

Chapter 384 Sorry, I Just Care About You Too Much
The pearl milk tea was brought up quickly, just drinking the taste...

Both of them frowned, and said in unison, "Have you changed your boss?"

The little girl from the water bar was startled, then shook her head, "No, I've been working here for over a year."

...Then it was changed before.
In four years, so much can change.

Ou Jun pushed the pearl milk tea away and didn't take another sip, but Xiao Qingcheng was not picky anymore, took a few more sips, and praised, "Although the taste is different from the previous one, the milk flavor is very strong."

"Qingcheng, are you the daughter of the Xiao family?" Suddenly, Ou Jun asked.

Xiao Qingcheng was stunned, and for a while didn't understand what he meant by such a question.

"what?"
"Xiao's family in City A, daughter of Xiao Gang, isn't she?" He looked at her, hiding all emotions in his eyes, as if he was just asking curiously.
"Yes." Xiao Qingcheng nodded in agreement.

"Then you...were married to Liang Yanzhe back then?" He stared at her and continued to ask.

Xiao Qingcheng looked directly at him, frowning slightly, "Ou Jun..."

"You just need to answer yes or no." He said with a smile, but there was an extra force on his body.

"Yeah, but you know, you've already left." Xiao Qingcheng shrugged and tried to pretend that he didn't care, but it was still very uncomfortable to be exposed by others like this.

"Why the divorce?" Ou Jun looked like a household checker at this time.

Xiao Qingcheng, who was cooperating, frowned more and more tightly, and then rolled his eyes, "Student Ou Jun, can I not answer such a private matter?"

Ou Jun was slightly stunned, and then smiled a little out of composure, "I'm sorry, I just... care about you too much."

"Hmm." Xiao Qingcheng took two sips of the pearl milk tea and stopped responding.

"Where's Xiao Bei?" After a long time, Ou Jun spoke again.

"...His father is watching." Originally, he wanted to say Liang Yanzhe, but the words 'his father' came out of his mouth.

(End of this chapter)