Chapter 19: Invitation

Chapter 19: Invitation

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The door of the private karaoke box slammed open.

The ghostly wail of a young man's voice ceased abruptly, leaving only the instrumentals to continue to play in the background.

Eight or nine pairs of eyes all turned to look at her.

There was a familiar face among themLiu Kai, the dark-skinned boy from the basketball court, recognized her. Ah! Youre that girl uhh He couldnt think of her name.

Gu Tuantuan stood bent over with one hand clutching the door. Her lungs burned as she wheezed out the words, Help! Haa Help! Jiang Ye He-Hes been surrounded by a group of people!

WHAT?!

FUCK!

WHERE?!

Several people shouted at once, jumping to their feet. They were all part of the basketball club; every single one of them was over 1.8 meters tall (510). The room felt too small all of a sudden.

Gu Tuantuan still couldnt catch her breath. She pointed outside, towards the approximate location where she had left Jiang Ye and the others.

They are courting death!

Bastards! Lets go!

Liu Kai was the first to rush out, and the others quickly followed. In the blink of an eye, the entire box became empty except for Gu Tuantuan.

She took several seconds to breathe and steady herself. Her throat felt so dry, but she didnt have time to care. She picked herself up and ran back out.

In the lobby, the receptionist was dumbfounded. Whats going on? First, a girl ran in, and now, a whole horde of tall, teenage boys were stampeding into the lobby.

Their expressions looked murderous. The receptionist didnt dare to stand in their way. He watched in stunned silence as one by one, they rushed out of the building.

Jiang Ye was sitting on a small stone bench by the side of the road. He had his head down with his forearms resting on his knees. He held two sticks in his hands, which he had snatched from his opponents amid the fight. A thin stream of blood trickled down his face from a small cut above his eyebrow.

The rest of the affairs were dumped onto Liu Kai. Despite his mischievous nature, he was actually the only child of the deputy police chief. In fact, Jiang Ye had considered this from the very beginning.

A little while later, two police cars arrived at the scene to arrest the people involved in the fight. One of the cars included the deputy chief.

But because of Jiang Yes relationship with Liu Kai, he didnt have to go with the officers to the police station. In fact, his involvement never even made it onto the report.

After everyone left, Jiang Ye called up a taxi and took Gu Tuantuan home.

Gu Tuantuan fussed over him for the whole ride. She kept asking him whether it hurt or not. Several times, she even tried to divert the taxi to the hospital instead

Jiang Ye expended a lot of energy trying to convince her that he was fine.

In the blink of an eye, the taxi had already arrived in front of Gu Tuantuans apartment complex.

Because it was late, Jiang Ye walked Gu Tuantuan upstairs to her door. As she dug out the keys and opened the door, she turned to look at Jiang Ye. The cut above his brow was still oozing with blood.

There was an uncomfortable sensation in her chest as if her heart was being squeezed. Do you want to come in? I have some disinfectant and bandages at home. Let me clean your wound for you, she offered.

I dont think thats a good idea. If I go in like this, Auntie will

My parents arent home, its just me tonight. Gu Tuantuan realized how it sounded as soon as the sentence left her lips. She blushed at the suggestion.

Get your head out of the gutter It was just an innocent remark. You didnt mean anything, so play it cool

Okay, he said without any hesitation.

Jiang Yes easy response made her heart skip a beat.

Hmm I wonder where this is going ?

Mini-update: I got a new job! I start in April! ??? Also, my roommate and I moved this past week. Im not fully unpacked yet (I still have two boxes from our move two years ago hahaha).

XX Umi Yuki

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