I heard that the school grass has a crush on me

Chapter 86 Sending Her Home
One person said: "Exactly, I went to find out the news. The goddess has a bamboo horse who grew up together, Lu Yu, who is in the same class. They used to live in the same community. The goddess' family moved to another place because of work. She started her third year of high school. Just go back alone, and Lu Yu will wait with her until the car leaves."


He Jiu thought of the most important point, "The Goddess probably won't let you send her back..."


According to Wen Chen's character.


"Follow secretly, just watch her get home."


Later, Xu Xingzhou recalled that it was from this incident that he became tempted.If he didn't like her, how could Xu Xingzhou voluntarily do such troublesome things?Although it was because of him, Xu Xingzhou sneaked her back every day just to see her get home safely.


Xu Xingzhou did what he said.


Yan Xin has no time to mess with her today, because his parents have already taken him back for education, and will start sending Wen Chen back every day tomorrow.


The evening self-study in the third year of high school ends at seven o'clock, and there is no evening self-study in the first year of high school, and school ends at five o'clock.Xu Xingzhou had nothing to do. While waiting for Wen Chen, he went to a restaurant near the school to have a meal, and went to the game hall to play a few games. It was almost time. Xu Xingzhou sat on his seat at the station and played with his mobile phone while waiting for someone to come out.


At about ten past seven, Wen Chen came to the station.


There was a boy next to her, probably the one named Lu Yu. The two walked over while chatting, and Xu Xingzhou heard their chat.

"You are still amazing. I didn't solve the finale of today's math problem."

Lu Yu smiled, and his fair and handsome face was stained with a blush. He scratched the back of his head a little embarrassedly, "Actually, I didn't think of it, but you said the key point."

Xu Xingzhou was sitting, and the two were beside him.

After chatting for a while, a bus came.

Lu Yu said, "Your car is here, see you tomorrow."

Wen Chen waved his hand, "See you tomorrow, I'll bring you pancakes."

There is a breakfast shop near her home that Lu Yu likes pancakes and fruits very much, and Wen Chen often brings breakfast to Lu Yu.

Lu Yu smiled and waved: "Okay, I'll bring you your favorite mints."

Xu Xingzhou followed Wen Chen on the No. 23 bus. The bus was already empty after seven o'clock. Wen Chen sat down in a single seat, and Xu Xingzhou followed her in the seat behind her.

As soon as he sat down, Wen Chen took something out of his bag.Xu Xingzhou looked out the window and saw through the reflection that Wen Chen had taken out a small English vocabulary book, about the size of a palm, with one word per page.

The scenery outside the window flew by quickly, and his profile was reflected by the constantly flickering light, which was exceptionally handsome with sharp edges and corners.Xu Xingzhou kept looking at Wen Chen through her reflection. She was really not vigilant at all, and she didn't realize it. She was all focused on her study.

In less than 10 minutes, the two got out of the car.

Wen Chen crossed the road, and it turned out that the neighborhood where she lived was opposite the station.

Xu Xingzhou put his hands in his pockets. He has long legs. Wen Chen walked a lot of steps, and he can keep up after walking a few steps slowly.They couldn't get very close either, there was a distance of ten meters between the two of them.He followed Wen Chen to the door of 31 and walked in. He watched her press the elevator, but he found that the elevator had to be unlocked to run, so he didn't follow.

Xu Xingzhou watched the elevator go up and down until it stopped on the 10th floor. When he got out of the apartment, he saw the lights of the house on the [-]th floor, and then went back.

Every day after that, it was like this.

He didn't get tired of repeating the same scene every day.

　Thank you Sheng and don't read the blame, see you on Friday.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)