Chief Guardian

Chapter 76 You seem to have forgotten

At noon, the sun was high and straight.

In a small corner of the playground, the sunlight deeply imprinted the two shadows on the wall, without words, they were silent with each other for a moment.

"You seem to have forgotten." Li Xinrui's slightly questioning tone, and Chen Yanluo's change, she could tell at a glance that he liked Lei Zhen, and even a fool could see it. Because of this, Li Xinrui became even more angry.

Looking at Chen Yanluo who had been silent all this time, Li Xinrui said again, "Don't forget the task that grandpa entrusted to you."

"I know what I'm doing." There was no trace of a smile left on his face. Chen Yanluo looked at Li Xinrui with some helplessness and pain. If it wasn't for the encounter in the rain when he was young, he would never have treated her There is no feeling, but the short-lived happiness in her childhood has deeply settled in her heart, no matter what kind of person she is now, that feeling is still there.

"Well, I thought you didn't even remember who you are." Li Xinrui said sarcastically.

"Don't look at me with this expression." He didn't like it, he didn't like to see her cold look.

"Everything I do is to help you." Although it is more for herself, as long as she helps him a little bit, she will become noble when she speaks.

"Yes." Then why didn't I feel it at all? .As if falling into a trap, Chen Yanluo stared at Li Xinrui, why is she so different from when she was a child?However, I still like it so much that I can't hate it.

"You shouldn't hesitate, then you are betraying grandpa." Li Xinrui's voice was much softer, if that was the case, not only he would be hurt, but also himself.

Chen Yanluo leaned against the wall, silent, he didn't know what to say, what he obviously didn't want to do, but fate arranged it for him, he didn't want to bear it, but he had to bear it.

"You'd better think clearly, you must not make mistakes." Li Xinrui reminded again.

Chen Yanluo was still silent, with blurred eyes, he looked at the glare of the sun, so lonely that he felt a sense of desolation.

Decide?

How to decide?
Under the sun, his eyes became more and more confused.

(End of this chapter)