Chapter 1506: 1506.Chapter 1506 A Bit Unexpected 2

1506. Chapter 1506 A Bit Unexpected 2

"Wife, why are you glaring at me so fiercely? If you treat me like this, I'll feel hurt." Shangguan Yun quickly followed up and said.

"Seeing you disgusts me." I said resentfully.

"Honey, if you're going to say that, then I'll feel really hurt. Why do you find me disgusting?" Shangguan Yun seemed completely unaware that he had done anything wrong.

"You know in your heart what you did tonight that was sorry to me, don't you?" I said, still without a good tone.

"I didn't do anything." Shangguan Yun said, completely baffled.

I kept walking quickly ahead, trying to lose him behind me, but Shangguan Yun is tall and long-legged, catching up in just a couple of steps.

As we walked out of the teaching building, I wanted to return to the dormitory, but Shangguan Yun grabbed my hand again and said, "Honey, you're being disobedient, trying to run away again?"

"Hmph." I coldly snorted and ignored him.

"Come on, be good, be good. Didn't we agree to go for a walk around the sports field and then get some late-night snacks?" Shangguan Yun said while pulling me along.

Pulling and tugging along the way doesn't look good, and I know that if I don't go along with Shangguan Yun's wishes, he definitely won't let me return to the dormitory to sleep peacefully.

So I thought it would be better to go to the sports field to clear things up, ask him exactly what he was doing when he went out, and why he needed to hide it from me.

Before, even if he went out to rescue Tingting, he would tell me; why this time did he go out without telling me, and even lie that he was in the classroom?

At that time, I clearly saw with my own eyes Shangguan Yun walking out of the school gate—could I have been hallucinating?

That's absolutely impossible; Shangguan Yun just lied to me.

I hate being lied to the most, yet Shangguan Yun actually lied to me, and after promising he wouldn't make me angry, that he would let me live a happy, joyful life without worries, without unhappiness, and without sorrow.