Prince in Modern Times: My VIP Boyfriend

Chapter 7 The First Morning

Unconsciously, the boy's words echoed in his ears:
"If you are going to pester me to the end because you have no place to sleep tonight, you can stay here for one night. But...but you must not harass me anymore, otherwise I am the one who will call 110."

Indeed, if this really wasn't her home, she really didn't know where to go.

But she won't be bored with him because she has no place to sleep. Does she really not know if this house belongs to her or to him?

During the time she was away, she could hardly imagine what happened at home.

He entered the living room stupidly, sat on the sofa by the window, and with a few "pops", the crystal lamp in the living room was turned off, as were the other small lights, and the surrounding was completely dark.

Subconsciously, she glanced upstairs at the master bedroom, just in time to see the lights go out.

The moonlight, as light as mist, passed through the window, fell on the sofa, and fell on her body, as if the fluorescent lights on the stage were gathered on her alone.

Although eye-catching, but——

lonely.

Lonely.

at a loss.

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When the first ray of sunlight came in in the morning, there was a knock on the door like a stream of water, with a ding-dong sound.

"Are you going to wake up again?"

In the master bedroom, the boy kicked off the velvet quilt and lay flat on the bed, staring blankly at the ceiling.

Why does the sky have to dawn so soon?

My eyelids are so heavy, I can't open them at all!

Yu Yu sat up, and amidst the crisp knock on the door, quickly got out of bed, opened a window in the room, and the fresh air from the green bamboo forest rushed in.

After taking a deep breath, I feel refreshed.

Just why the eyes ache?

Blinking, he took the nightgown on the bed, put it on, and walked out the door.

"Good morning, Danny."

"Good morning, Miss Yu."

Almost every day when he opened the door, he saw Luo Yu's familiar baby face. Although he was inherently amiable, he felt bored for no reason.

(End of this chapter)