亚洲自偷自拍另类小说

Yin Zhen was speechless, “Don’t be stingy, your cup is tiny, three cups of tea and there’s no effect.”

Si Tijin smiled faintly without speaking, picked up a bottle of mineral water from beside the tea tray, and placed it in front of her, “Drink, it’ll quench your thirst.”

Lin Gantang burst out laughing.

Yin Zhen glared at Lin Gantang annoyedly, “What’s so funny? Did you enjoy the tea that much?”

“No need to indulge, just having the chance to taste such aromatic and rich tea is already very fortunate,” Lin Gantang said with a laugh.

“I like the way you talk,” Si Tijin said, pulling a piece of candy from her sleeve and placing it into Lin Gantang’s palm, “Our meeting today is fate, I’ll give you a piece of candy.”

Yin Zhen looked on with longing eyes at the side.

Seeing her, Si Tijin handed her another bottle of mineral water, “Still thirsty? Yo, here you go, should be enough.”

“You’re treating us differently.”

“Hmm, some people have a tough life, while others are destined to be sweet all their life, stop being envious.”

Yin Zhen was full of frustration, “You’re the one who’s suffering, I have plenty of money, happiness is just a wave away.”

“Life is inherently difficult, look at the people in the world, isn’t it bitter to be trapped by emotions? Isn’t it bitter to rush around for life?” Si Tijin waved her hand, “You should go back, I have no more tea here.”

“I came to chat with you.”

“I need to go learn programming,” Si Tijin said with a slight frown, “I encountered a problem today that I haven’t solved yet, I need to think about it.”

“Shall I find someone to teach you?” asked Yin Zhen.

“What I want, they don’t understand, they can’t teach me.”

Eventually, Yin Zhen had to stand up, resigned.

When they walked out of the building and looked back, Si Tijin was on the second-floor terrace full of flowers, waving goodbye to them.

A magpie flew up, alighting on the branch next to Si Tijin.

Lin Gantang and Yin Zhen walked together, and Tang couldn’t help but chat with her, “Miss Si seems nice, but it appears not many people around her know her.”

Lin Gantang studied artifact appraisal and though her skills weren’t superb, she could still tell that the items on the curio shelf in her room were not modern decorations, but antiques.

As for which dynasty they were from, she did not look closely enough to tell.

“She prefers quietness and rarely comes out to make friends,” Yin Zhen said.

Lin Gantang was very curious, “What does her family do?”

“Not very clear, she’s never mentioned her family to me, and I’ve never seen her parents either.”

Lin Gantang was even more puzzled, “Then how did you two meet?”

“Last summer, I came to this villa area and saw her passed out under a tree outside the villa. I woke her up and wanted to take her to the hospital, but she refused. So, I let her rest in the villa for a while,”

Yin Zhen reminisced, “She rested for one night and said goodbye to me the next day. Little did I expect she would buy the nearby estate that was for sale. Later on, we met a couple more times, and as time went by, we became acquainted and made friends.”

Lin Gantang nodded, “I see.”

“Are you heading back to your place or somewhere else? I can drive you,” Yin Zhen offered, holding her car keys.

“Actually, I do want to go back. I’ve been out for too long and I’m worried about Yanqing at home, but my car is still at your place,” Lin Gantang said.

“No worries, I’ll have someone drive it back for you.”

Upon hearing this, Lin Gantang handed over her Porsche keys to her. As she just pulled them out, a man rushed by their side, on the phone, saying:

“Today, you don’t need to spend 990,000, not 192,000 either, just 99,000.”

“Brother, you can pick whatever you like, all talismans today for just 99,000. 99,000, and you won’t regret the purchase or feel cheated.”

“Don’t hesitate, miss this village and you won’t find this store again, my talismans are in high demand and almost sold out!”