Chapter 636: 636. Chapter 636 Ambiguity Becomes Hurt 11

636. Chapter 636 Ambiguity Becomes Hurt 11

"Okay, I believe you're the one—what's there to be angry about? Even if you've done it before, it's fine. I know your first time is still intact; it's mine exclusively, it belongs to me." Shangguan Yun murmured ambiguously in my ear.

Shangguan Yun's tone clearly showed suspicion.

I couldn't be bothered to talk to him anymore; I was exhausted. I had been in a great mood all day, but I don't know what's gotten into Shangguan Yun—he had been fine, even on the mountain he was so good, so gentle and thoughtful, and then just...

Forget it; if he doesn't believe me, then he doesn't. Let him talk while I go my own way. I don't care whether he believes me or not—as long as I haven't done it, that's enough.

After saying that, I fell asleep—I was really exhausted; I leaned into Shangguan Yun's arms and, as soon as I closed my eyes, I was asleep.

It wasn't until Shangguan Yun shook me that I woke up; still groggy and dazed, I muttered, "What's up? Have we arrived?"

Shangguan Yun smiled and said, "We've arrived—get out of the car. You're really tired; how about we go eat first, then after we eat we head back to sleep?"

I nodded, weak and listless, and said, "Mm." Then I got out of the car.

As soon as I got out, Huiqing asked, "What were you and Shangguan Yun doing there? It took you so long to come over, making us wait ages. If we hadn't called you, would you have stayed the night there?"

"Staying the night there wouldn't be bad—tonight's moon is beautiful." Wang Xin echoed Huiqing's comment.

"I—I..." I had wanted to say I sprained my ankle, but now I'm bouncing around full of energy—nothing like a sprain.

I waited half a day and he still hasn't come out. Shangguan Yun held up an orange, waved it in front of them, and said, "Thanks for watching my oranges for me." After saying that, he walked up front to pay, but Haohua had already paid.

Then Shangguan Yun said, "I'll pay—I gave extra money earlier for Xuanxuan's matter, so it's only right that I pay."

"What are you saying? You're coming to my place to hang out, and you still want to pay yourself? Where's the morality in that?" Haohua refused, took the money, and left.