The lady ran away

Chapter 48 Marrying me, really makes you so uncomfortable?

"Okay." Seeing that the wound was no longer bleeding, Xiao Qingcheng took away the blood-stained cotton swab and agreed.

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In the doctor's office, Liang Yanqing clearly expressed his meaning: Young Master Liang is very serious and needs to be hospitalized for a few days

Shang Qing, who had been by his side all the time, looked at him strangely, "Why do you lie to Qing Cheng like this?"

Liang Yanqing smiled mysteriously, "I didn't lie." He just exaggerated the seriousness of the matter.

"Boring." Shang Qing turned around and left, she was exhausted from the night.

Liang Yanqing grabbed her hand anxiously, "Our business is not over yet."

Xiao Qingcheng dimmed the lights in the ward, poured a glass of water for Liang Yanzhe, walked to the bed, she sat down, "I'm sorry."

Liang Yanzhe took the cup, "You have apologized many times tonight."

"Yeah." Indeed, she had apologized more than once, but she still felt guilty seeing a healthy person like him fall down because of her bowl of hot and sour noodles.
What's more, he even got into a fight with Qiao Yuhao...

"Qingcheng, you don't need to be so polite with me." Putting back on the plain mirror, Liang Yanzhe lost his sharp eyes and became gentle now.
"Oh." He is a patient, so she still doesn't want to argue with him, although in fact, what she wants to say is that we should be more polite.

She responded perfunctorily like this, Liang Yanzhe knew that she didn't really listen to his words.

He sighed.

She sat aside even more uneasy.

"You're afraid of me!" This was an affirmative sentence, Liang Yanzhe looked at her who lowered her head.

"..." She was already trying her best to cover it up, but was it still useless?

"Marrying me, is it really difficult for you to accept?"

Xiao Qingcheng raised her lowered head in an instant. She didn't want to bring up the topic of marriage again at such a moment, but since he provoked it, how could she let go of such an opportunity.

(End of this chapter)