It's just The Sims, how did it become my ideal love story?

Chapter 75 Yu Wen (please vote!)

And then I felt the bracelet fall into my palm.

Cai Yan was indeed in a daze for a moment. She looked at Gu Huai and then at her palm.

Finally, she slowly closed her five fingers together.

Cai Yan's nose was a little red, as if some emotions had been stirred up again. Her expression looked both annoyed and amused.

Honestly. I clearly held back.

But this made Gu Huai realize that straight men really do things that easily make girls angry.

After all, I'm not like Xu Cheng, who's good at striking up conversations, chatting, and creating a lively atmosphere.

But it is precisely because of this that he is Gu Huai, and perhaps that he has the opportunity to obtain such a miracle.

Cai Yan looked at Gu Huai with a mixture of amusement and exasperation, "What kind of person gives a gift and then feels embarrassed?"

Touching his nose, Gu Huai replied with a wry smile, "Because this gift is very ordinary."

30 RMB, that's really not expensive.

“Who said it’s just average!” she immediately retorted.

Gu Huai blinked and watched as the girl, who had suddenly become unnatural, turned her head away, seemingly avoiding his gaze. She then looked at the bracelet in her palm repeatedly.

A smile seemed to be about to bloom in the corner of her eye. After examining him repeatedly, she looked at Gu Huai with some curiosity.

"What kind of flower is this? It's quite pretty."

"You don't know?" Gu Huai asked curiously.

"How would I know? I don't know much about flowers and plants."

Cai Yan asked Gu Huai a question in return, her expression not feigned, since it was relatively easy to tell whether Cai Yan was lying or not at her age.

Had Cai Yan not yet been given irises by someone at this time? Gu Huai didn't think too much about it and then explained.

“Iris flowers are indeed very beautiful, and I think they suit your temperament, so I chose this one.”

"You even judge by a person's temperament?"

She smiled, then asked with some lingering concern, "Is it really not expensive?"

Gu Huai found this appearance inexplicably cute. The person giving the gift was so cautious; could it be that the person receiving the gift would also become nervous?

Gu Huai nodded. "Do I look like someone who can afford expensive gifts?"

"Pfft. You idiot."

She smiled as she handed the bracelet back to her. The gesture was so natural, so natural, that it could easily be misunderstood.

Gu Huai didn't even realize what this meant, and subconsciously thought about it.

Would you really expect a girl to return a gift you gave her on the first try? That's unacceptable!
Could it be that this girl, who looks innocent, cute, and arrogant, has actually been harboring resentment for a long time and decided to do something big to herself, leaving a deep psychological scar?

However, I haven't let my emotions ferment for long enough to fall into a state of wild overthinking.

The next moment, he saw Cai Yan's slightly annoyed look. "What are you standing there for? Help me put it on!"

Her expression and tone were like complaining about her husband for not knowing how to help her with the zipper on the back of her skirt.

An incompetent husband?
"Oh"

Gu Huai was of course not thinking about these things right now; he was just very grateful.

It turns out the gift wasn't returned.

Scared to death.

Relieved, Gu Huai took the bracelet without realizing what this action might mean or represent.

Why do you have to do it yourself when it's such a simple bracelet to put on?
No groom at a wedding will say to the bride, "Here, take the ring, you can wear it yourself."

Countless TV dramas and movies feature scenes where the male lead gives the female lead a necklace and then offers to help her put it on herself.

Gu Huai couldn't remember any of these things right now. Looking at the other person's hand, he held his breath.

Somewhat nervously, I touched the other person's soft wrist, completely forgetting how naturally I had grabbed the other person back in the private room.

At most, one might remark on how beautiful the other person's skin is, how delicate and supple their wrists seem, as if they could be broken with a little force. Paired with that silver bracelet, it looks perfect from every angle.

They seem to be a match made in heaven.

"All right."

Gu Huai released his hand.

Cai Yan looked at her wrist, then raised her arm and waved it in front of Gu Huai, making a soft tinkling sound.

"Does it look good?"

That slightly immature face surpassed all the charm of heavy makeup.

Gu Huai was inexplicably reminded of the scene in A Chinese Odyssey where Fairy Zixia was shaking the bell in her hand. They didn't look alike, but Fairy Zixia was in his memory.

And now she is right in front of me, clear and bright even in the dim sky.

He sincerely praised, "It looks beautiful."

She's prettier than an iris. "You have good taste in gifts!"

The girl was smiling, but the words she spoke were still in her usual style.

She lowered her hand, took a deep breath, and glanced around somewhat awkwardly.

After this segment ended, the two of them seemed to fall into a strange atmosphere, a bit awkward but not uncomfortable; instead, their hearts raced slightly.

Until she slowly opened her mouth.

"Alright, I'm going home now. You should go home early too."

Gu Huai nodded. "Yes, happy birthday."

Gu Huai did not forget this blessing.

Cai Yan blinked, but her moist eyes seemed unable to focus on Gu Huai's expression.

Her cheeks were flushed, like bright red apples. She looked away and then spoke softly.

"Remember, don't do anything so risky again. No one is worth putting yourself in danger for."

"okay, I get it."

"besides."

"besides?"

"Are you very impatient?!"

"Hahaha, no, no, go ahead, I'm listening."

She wasn't nagging at all; in fact, Gu Huai himself seemed to enjoy her nagging.

Not all nagging is annoying.

Gu Huai stood there, his hands in his pockets, staring at the other person.

Cai Yan looked at herself, and couldn't help but put her hands behind her back and sway her body slightly.

This is the first time I've seen this posture; it's quite adorable, almost like something out of a Japanese anime heroine. However, the Cai Yan before me doesn't seem so unattainable.

"Thank you for today, and then..."

"I told you you're welcome, it's all thanks."

I thought he was just being overly concerned and kept thanking me, and that it wasn't anything special, so I assumed he should be polite as usual.

Gu Huai hadn't yet said the part about them being classmates.

The other party then followed up, abruptly interrupting the words that hadn't yet been uttered.

She suddenly seemed to have made up her mind, and then stepped forward.

Before Gu Huai could react to what she was about to do, he saw her hands, which had been behind her back, unfold.

It wasn't a spectacular display of skill like a roc spreading its wings; his gaze gradually became vacant.

For a fleeting moment, he had a premonition; he couldn't believe it would come true. After all, he rarely even felt any goodwill from others, so how could he possibly imagine such a thing happening?
"boom."

The clothes made a slight rustling sound, and there was a dull thud as if someone had bumped into my chest.

She opened her arms and gently hugged herself beside the ordinary sidewalk.

It was like a dream come true.

Cai Yan did not immediately release him, nor did she give Gu Huai a chance to react.

She lowered her voice and spoke in a slightly trembling tone.

"Don't get me wrong, I'm just trying to comfort you."

Shouldn't it be a thank you? Gu Huai's mind was also a bit muddled, and he couldn't tell when he should be humorous.

She let go of his hand, her cheeks flushed, her eyes glistening as if they were filled with a pool of water.

The wind blew gently, but I didn't feel cold anymore.

It was even a little too warm.

She stood under the dark night sky, then took a step back.

She glared at Gu Huai, feigning arrogance.

"You need to do your best on the placement exam, you idiot."

Of course, an idiot doesn't know anything.

All he knew was that a hug could be so warm.

It's as if at this moment, the collapse of the sky and the sinking of the earth, the roar of mountains and the tsunami, and the destruction of the universe are all irrelevant.

Perhaps a person can survive with just a faint warmth in their arms.

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(End of this chapter)