"Oh, is that so..."
She stuck her hand in the dog's mouth, teasing it with a wide grin. She couldn't help but glance at Lin Chu, and it struck her that this guy was actually quite handsome. Though his hair was a mess, he was clean and fair-skinned, exuding a certain steady aura.
"You here on vacation?"
The rain hadn't stopped; in fact, it was coming down even harder. She made casual conversation.
"Yeah... You're not?"
When chatting with girls, Lin Chu rarely asked for personal information. If she was interested, she'd bring it up herself.
"I'm a local. I run a homestay by the sea. It's that one up ahead, Suxin Homestay."
Sigh.
'What a turn-off.'
'So she's a homestay owner.'
Lin Chu sighed inwardly, pursed his lips, and nodded with a smile. "That's nice."
She seemed to sense his sudden shift in attitude. Glancing at him, she figured he was probably worried she was about to give him a sales pitch. Feeling a little exasperated, she handed the dog back. "Here, he's yours."
