Chapter 361: 361. Chapter 361 Twenty Dollars 2

361. Chapter 361 Twenty Dollars 2

After saying that, I called Ahao and left; when I reached the hospital entrance, Ahao happened to arrive as well, handing me the medicine and saying, 'Take this, bring the medicine home, and your mom won't suspect anything.'

I looked at Ahao somewhat gratefully and said, 'Ahao, thank you. How much do I owe you?' Ahao helped me so much, yet I don't have any special relationship with him, so it wouldn't be right to take his money; thus I wanted to pay him back. I thought, fortunately Shangguan Yun gave me Twenty Dollars.

'If you're going to be so distant, then I might get angry,' Ahao said seriously.

Actually, saying we were friends was just talk; we'd only met a few times and had no connection, so how could we easily become friends? In fact, I had long forgotten him in my heart.

If I hadn't run into him again at the hospital today, I might truly have forgotten him.

Only after today's incident did I truly see Ahao; he indeed treats me as a friend, whereas I… feel somewhat guilty toward him.

'Hehe, then I won't stand on ceremony—I'll treat you to a meal another day,' I said, laughing as I took the medicine back from Ahao's hand.

From now on, he's counted among my friends. He is my friend.

'That's about right, but don't forget, you still owe me something,' Ahao said with a smile.

I felt a bit confused—what do I owe him? What thing? But since he said so, it must be something, so I tried hard to recall, hoping he wouldn't think I didn't care about his matter. No matter how I thought, I couldn't remember.

After his reminder, I recalled that I really still owed him five cigarettes. Sheepishly, I laughed and said, 'I remember, I remember—I'll go buy them right away and pay you back.' Having said that, I prepared to walk to the nearby convenience store, but I didn't expect Ahao to grab my hand and say, 'Don't rush, next time you'll be in a hurry; it's getting late—let me take you home first, otherwise your mom might think I sold you.'

After his reminder, I finally remembered that I really still owed him five cigarettes. Embarrassed, I laughed and said: "Got it, got it, I'll go buy them right away and return them to you." After saying that, I was about to head to the nearby convenience store, but unexpectedly Ahao grabbed my hand and said: "Don't rush, you'll be in a hurry next time, it's getting late; first I'll send you home, otherwise your Lao Ma might think I sold you off."