Chapter 602: 602. Chapter 602: Boundlessly Romantic 3

602. Chapter 602: Boundlessly Romantic 3

When Shangguan Yun stood up, he patted his butt, then pointed at the orange I had picked from the ground and said, "Carrying such a heavy orange up the mountain will kill you; if you can't walk later, I'll have to carry you."

I looked at Shangguan Yun and said, "These should be fine left here. I don't think anyone would be so bored as to just eat oranges and not pick them, like you."

Here, Haohua also walked over and said, "It's fine, no one will take them; the people here don't eat oranges anymore."

"Don't eat oranges, life is just that good." I exclaimed.

"That's not how it works. Around here, people grow oranges; if they want to eat, they won't take yours—they'll go pick their own at home. So leaving them here, no one will take them." After hearing my words, Haohua smiled and explained.

"No way, what if someone takes them?" I didn't expect Shangguan Yun to say that while holding the orange.

Looking at Shangguan Yun's appearance, he seems to be taking it up; such a big bag would really kill you to carry, and this mountain is so high—can you even climb it?

"If someone takes them, just forget it; carrying them up will be so exhausting it could kill you. If you like eating them, we can buy some on the way back." I said, I was also worried that Shangguan Yun wouldn't be able to carry them and would tire out.

"Where could you buy them? These are the ones you picked. So I definitely have to carry them up." Shangguan Yun said, grinning at me.

After hearing Shangguan Yun's words, my heart gave a little tug. Shangguan Yun really is something, always saying moving things for me to hear.

It made me feel so moved after hearing it that I was at a loss; I had originally said I'd give him a piece of my mind when we went back tonight, but now I can't bring myself to be harsh.

"Shangguan Yun, I didn't expect you to be so loyal; just putting a few in Xuanxuan's bag would be enough, but you really have to carry this huge bag up, and then you'll have to bring it down later—you'll wear yourself out." Huiqing walked over and also advised.

After hearing Huiqing's words, I thought it made sense, so I agreed, saying, "Yeah, yeah, just put a few in my bag. We can leave these here; if someone takes them, we'll just forget them, and if no one takes them, we'll bring them back later."