Gentleness is only for you

Chapter 360

His expression was flat, showing little emotion.

Obviously, it wasn't because of graduating from elementary school and going to junior high school, the only possibility would be the death of his grandfather.

She took a bite of the apple, and asked him cautiously:
"Your grandfather..."

"Grandpa died in a car accident. The reason for the car accident was to push me away."

He raised his head and smiled slightly at Ji Xin, that smile seemed to be self-deprecating or helpless.

Ji Xin was terrified. His grandfather died to save him. He was only about 12 years old at the time. Seeing his relatives lying down because of saving him, he felt so painful...

She pursed her lips, suddenly unable to find the right words to comfort him.

Seeing him drooping his eyes, his eyes glazed over, as if he was thinking about something, made people feel inexplicably heartbroken.

She stood up, walked to him, stretched out her hand to touch his head, met his restored eyes, and hugged him.

"Don't be sad, don't be sad, you are so outstanding now, grandpa's spirit in heaven will be very pleased."

His embrace was as warm as ever, Ji Xin hugged his hand tightly, her hand gently caressed his back, patted him lightly, as if she was coaxing a child.

This made Gu Che helplessly laugh. He rubbed the back of her head, gently pulled her away, and said softly:
"Okay, I'm fine, I'll take you to eat wontons, okay?"

Ji Xin saw the spring-like smile on the corner of his mouth, and nodded, remembering that he refused to eat wonton with her every time before, she gave him a sideways look:
"I invited you to eat wontons before, but you refused me without saying anything!"

Gu Che rubbed her head, smiled, took her hand, and went out:

"You were not my girlfriend at that time, and your status is different from now."

Ji Xin snorted softly with a smile, but didn't answer.

"By the way, I decided to apply for the clinical medicine major of B University in Lin City."

The two walked side by side in the community, on the wide path, the flowers on both sides had already bloomed, and the fragrance of the flowers was very beautiful.

Ji Xin nodded, she looked up at Gu Che, it seemed that this was the first time he had told her about it.

"Well, the clinical medicine of University B is indeed very powerful."

She said it softly.

His eyes shifted to the red rose flowers blooming on the side of the road, and he suddenly bent his eyes with a smile.

"Coincidentally, I also plan to apply for B University. It seems that we will still be in the same school in the future."

Gu Che chuckled, rubbed her head, and hummed.

The two walked forward holding hands.

It's unclear whether Gu Che chose B University because of Ji Xin, or whether Ji Xin chose B University because of Gu Che. Fortunately, the two ended up together again.

No more long-distance relationships.

Later, Gu Che told her about the car accident six years ago. The reason was that that day was his grandma's birthday. He wanted to go across the road to buy cakes, but in order to find out if he had a wallet with him, he forgot himself for a while. He was still crossing the road when a car sped by. Before he could react, he was pushed out by his grandfather. When he regained consciousness, his grandfather was already lying in a pool of blood.

Grandpa lay in the intensive care unit for a week. When he was transferred back to the general ward, he thought he was cured, but the reality is always cruel. After being transferred back to the general ward, his condition suddenly deteriorated and he passed away two days later.

He said that one of the things he regretted the most was asking him to call his grandfather when the doctor rescued him, because his grandfather loved him the most, but until the last rescue was over, his grandfather would never wake up, and he would never wake up again. No exit was called.

The word 'Grandpa' that he didn't say became a knot in his heart, and maybe he would never let it go, but until now, she believed that he would not be bound by this matter either.

(End of this chapter)