Cheng Su scrambled onto the bed with both hands and feet, snatched the book from Taiguo's hands, and tossed it aside before asking, "Hey, what do you think Doctor Chiang was doing standing there just now?"
"Wasn't she just taking a walk? What else could she be doing?" Taiguo retrieved the book, folded a corner to mark the page, and placed it on the table next to him.
Cheng Su huffed, pouting, "That kind of lie, only you would believe it."
"Then, why would she stand out there in this freezing weather? To eat the northwest wind?" Taiguo rolled his eyes and lay down.
"I think she was most likely waiting for you," Cheng Su said sourly. "You didn't see, the moment she saw you just now, oh boy, those eyeballs of hers, they were like the brightest stars in the night sky, so dazzling!"
Taiguo burst into laughter, covering his head with his blanket.
Cheng Su pouted her lips and pulled his blanket away, staring at him.
