Reborn Warm Wife: Hello, Mr. Gu!

Chapter 38
Bai Xi responded softly, turned around and glanced at Gu Junran, the blush appeared in her mind again, she would never have believed that such a cold and domineering president like Gu Junran would have such a cute side before. .Unexpectedly, in the dream, I actually feasted my eyes.

Thinking of this, she couldn't help but looked at Gu Junran and laughed out loud.

Gu Junran frowned, looked at Bai Xi like a fool, then reached out to touch Bai Xi's forehead, and asked, "Are you sick?"

Hearing this, Bai Xi's face darkened, he stretched out his hand to knock off his hand, and said, "You are the only one who is sick!"

Gu Junran was not angry either, looking at her like this, she was cute, so he simply looked at her with a smile on his face.

The black eyes are like a pure pool, soft and warm.She looked at him, as if he only had eyes for her in this world.A sense of happiness suddenly surrounded Bai Xi.

Two hours later

Bai Xi glanced at the car that was drifting away, and took a deep breath.Rubbing her aching waist, she walked into the school feebly.

After walking a few steps, he felt a light pat on the back, turned his head subconsciously, and saw Jian Jiacheng who hadn't seen him for a few days.

"What's wrong with you? Are you sick?" As he spoke, he was about to put his hand on Bai Xi's forehead.

Thinking of Gu Junran's words in the car that day, Bai Xi immediately took a few steps back and said, "Be careful. I'm a married woman anyway. It would be bad if someone saw me."

The smile on Jian Jiacheng's face froze, he lowered his head slightly, put away the gloom in his eyes, then raised his head as gentle as ever. "Understood. But Miss Bai, I wonder if you still remember what you promised me?"

Hearing this, Bai Xi smiled awkwardly, "Of course I remember that. It's just, um, there might be one more person."

After hearing this, Jian Jiacheng stopped, and looked back at Bai Xi, with an emotion that Bai Xi couldn't understand in his eyes, and it took him a long time to speak, "Okay. As long as you remember, it doesn't matter how many people there are."

At that moment, the wind moved, people moved, as if time had returned to the past, he still stood there, still smiling and said, "As long as it is you, I can do it."

It's a pity that I can't go back.

(End of this chapter)