She only knew that she'd never been able to lie since she was a child.
"If me and Teacher Jiang are really sincere, do you think you meddling will change anything?"
"You're welcome to try."
An Ran bit down on her lower lip.
I don't like you anymore.
Such a simple sentence on the surface, but to An Ran it weighed a thousand pounds.
She couldn't get this weight out; she really couldn't do it.
Some people are just born unable to lie.
Chi Cheng: "Mm? Not saying it—do you not want me to let you go?"
"I…" An Ran forced the words out with difficulty.
Chi Cheng had kept his eyes lowered, watching her the whole time, patiently waiting.
He obviously knew An Ran couldn't do it.
This man was too scheming.
Or rather, he knew this little girl in front of him far too well.
Suddenly, An Ran's phone rang.
She fumbled to take out her phone as if escaping, and saw that it was Uncle Chi calling.
"Ranran, are you in class right now? Your mom woke up. Hurry to the hospital."
Mom woke up.
