Pastoral Trifles: The Poor Girl Turns Over

Chapter 188: There Is a Big Hua Niu at Home 6
Cheng Huan smiled and agreed to follow and went to Chu's house, Chu Siyi naturally agreed, and pulled Cheng Huan to keep her for dinner. The most important thing for Cheng Huan today was to take her elder brother home on vacation, so she declined with a smile.

Xu Rufeng said that she had something to discuss with Xu Ruyun, so she begged Chu Siyi to go home to visit relatives, Chu Siyi agreed, and sent Xu Rufeng a carriage.

Following Cheng Huan, Xu Rufeng followed Xu Rufeng to the school in a carriage, while Zhang Qiang followed behind in an ox cart. When they walked outside the school, students had already left one after another.

Cheng Huan and Xu Rufeng got out of the car, and they walked into the school. Seeing that many people had gone out, Cheng Huan didn't see Cheng He coming out, so he became anxious, afraid that his elder brother would leave first.

I regret that I didn't inform him before I came, so I came to him first when I found out.

Cheng Huan was in a hurry, and didn't know where Cheng He had his daily classes, when he suddenly saw a person walking in the distance with a guqin on his back.

Cheng Huan knew this person. When he heard Cheng He mention it, he was his Guqin teacher. Cheng Huan immediately ran over, "I met Master, do you know that classroom where my eldest brother Cheng He is teaching?"

The man was thinking about the score with his face down, and when he heard the girl's voice, he raised his head and looked over, but he saw Xu Rufeng standing behind Cheng Huan at the first sight.

Xu Rufeng's face was as pale and uneasy as when he first saw him, and the man's brows, which were originally soothing, frowned tightly when he saw Xu Rufeng.

Cheng Huan was looking at the man, wanting to hear his answer, all the changes in his expression caught Cheng Huan's eyes.

Cheng Huan looked at the man in bewilderment, saw his eyes falling behind her, and hurriedly turned to look at Xu Rufeng, unexpectedly Xu Rufeng's eyes were filled with sadness, his face was so pale that he was almost crying.

what is going on!Cheng Huan was speechless!
Just as he was about to ask Xu Rufeng, suddenly Xu Rufeng turned around and left. The man was actually faster than him, and blocked Xu Rufeng's way with a few strides.

"How are you?!" His voice sounded unassuming, as if it was extremely difficult to say.

Xu Rufeng lowered her head, tears had already flowed out of the frame, she didn't dare to raise her head, nodded vigorously, and didn't dare to speak, the words she said now must be choked up.

"That's good!" The man smiled self-deprecatingly, his eyes fell on Xu Rufeng's drooping forehead.

The two remained in a stalemate like this, the man didn't leave, Xu Rufeng kept her head down, Xu Rufeng kept her head down, and the man kept looking at her forehead, he hardly even blinked his eyes, as if he wanted to look at her from her forehead. to her heart.

Cheng Huan looked at the two of them and decided that there must be a story between them, so she didn't bother her, so she turned and looked behind.

It happened that Cheng He and Song Fanhua came out from the corner inside, both holding books in their hands, discussing homework, Cheng Huan immediately ran over, blocking Cheng He's way.

Only then did Cheng He raise his head, seeing the little Cheng Huan standing in front of him, he immediately smiled, took two quick steps, supported her shoulder and said, "Sister, why are you here?!"

"I'll pick you up!" Cheng Huan said with a smile, then turned to look at Song Fanhua: "Brother Fanhua, come home with us!"

　 "Okay!" Song Fanhua smiled and agreed, and Cheng Huan turned to look at Cheng He again, "Our family bought a bullock cart with a canopy."

"That's great." Cheng He said happily, looked up and saw Xu Rufeng was also there, hurriedly walked two steps over to say hello.

Cheng Huan also turned around, and his eyes fell on Xu Rufeng's front. There was no guqin teacher there, but Xu Rufeng still stood there with his head bowed, like a child who made a mistake.

(End of this chapter)