We agreed it was just a hug, why did you actually do it?

After the revelry, a large number of people lay sprawled out, lying haphazardly.

Jin Yi brought his men in and sent those who needed to leave away. Those who were too drunk to be sent away simply made a bed on the spot and went to sleep.

Li Tie, drunk, slumped against Su Weile like a lump of mud, muttering, "Lele, let me tell you, there are tons of good girls out there. I'll introduce you to some later."

Jin Yi looked at Su Weile's incredibly bright eyes and knew that he must have drunk quite a bit. Every time he drank, his eyes would become brighter and brighter.

"Xiao Le, how are you? Going home to sleep or sleeping here?"

Su Weile laughed and said, "Going home? I'm not going to sleep here. I can't even move around properly. I have to roll around to sleep, otherwise I won't sleep well."

Jin Yi ruffled his hair vigorously. "Wait for me, I'll take you home in a bit."

When they arrived back at her maternal grandmother's house, Su Weile knew she shouldn't disturb the old lady's rest, so she said in a low voice, "Thank you, Brother Jin. Please drive carefully on your way back."

Jin Yi looked at the adorable, slightly dizzy boy, smiled, nodded, and said softly, "Go in. I'll leave once you've gone in."

Jin Yi watched quietly for a while after seeing the light in Su Weile's room turn on before turning to leave.

Su Weile actually has a high alcohol tolerance, probably inherited from Su Jun's massive capacity. Everyone else was passed out today, but Su Weile was only slightly dizzy. While taking a shower, he sang a song. After showering, he insisted on singing for Kuoqi, who disgustedly pressed his ears tightly and closed his eyes to avoid it.

Su Weile lay on the tatami mat, gazing at the night sky outside the window. Back in Jinhai, the city nights were so bustling and neon lights so bright that no one paid any attention to the stars. Now, as she looked at the stars, Su Weile wondered if Tang Shaowu could see them.

After a long, quiet moment, Su Weile suddenly sprang to her feet, took out her phone, snapped a picture of the starry sky, and immediately sent it to her "creditor" without giving herself any time to hesitate.

Then, as if running away from something, she threw her phone down and muttered to herself, "So what if I contacted you first? Why can't we be friends just because we broke up? I've been serving you hand and foot for so long! You think you can pretend you don't know me? Dream on!"

After Su Weile finished muttering, the room was quiet, without a sound, and the phone ringtone she was expecting didn't ring at all.

Twenty minutes later, Su Weile suddenly crawled under the covers, pulled them over her head, and shouted.

"Damn it, Tang Shaowu is an ingrate, a bastard. He's ungrateful and deserves to have no friends for the rest of his life."

"If I contact him again, I'll be a dog."

Having drunk alcohol after all, Su Weile rolled around on the bed a few times while hugging the blanket, and then slowly fell asleep.

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As the stars gradually faded and the sun slowly rose into the sky...

Grandma stood outside the window, laughing and calling out, "Oh dear, the sun's already high in the sky! Lele, aren't you up yet? What time did you drink until yesterday? Get up and have breakfast!"

In response to her grandmother, Su Weile grabbed the blanket and covered her bottom, then went back to sleep.

By the time Su Weile finally got up, her grandparents had already gone to the small park near their home to exercise. Her grandfather was practicing Tai Chi, and her grandmother was singing in the chorus.

Su Weile arrived at the restaurant by himself and saw the sweet soy milk and candy that his grandmother had left for him. He ate while fiddling with his phone.

He scrolled through WeChat back and forth, and whenever he caught a glimpse of Tang Shaowu's chat window, he would quickly swipe past it to avoid looking at it.

After going through this several times, I got annoyed with myself, so I simply put it aside and focused on eating.

When Su Weile arrived at the bar, some of the drunks from yesterday were still asleep, including Li Tie.

Su Wei walked over to Li Tie and slapped him mercilessly. "Wake up! It's just a little bit of alcohol, is it really that serious? You've been passed out until now."

Li Tie was completely stunned when he was filmed. It took him a while to realize where he was. He rubbed his face vigorously.

"Ugh, my head is killing me! Damn, young master, you're really something! You drank so much, and you're still so energetic this morning?!"

Su Weile sat down and said, "What time is it? How dare you say it's still early? Besides, I'm so young, a little alcohol and I can recover after a good night's sleep. Unlike you, you need several days to recover. You're too weak."

"Damn it, you can call me bad, call me stupid, call me whatever you want, just don't call me weak. I will never agree to call me weak."

As he spoke, he stood up and said unsteadily, "I'm going to pee first."

Su Weile chuckled as she watched Li Tie, who wasn't walking in a straight line.

The two were working at the bar that afternoon. While wiping glasses, Su Weile asked, "Tietou, tell me, if one day we're not in the same place anymore, will we still be friends?"

Li Tie, grumbling as he mopped the floor, said, "Not in the same place anymore? Even if we're not in the same world, you're still my friend. Just because we're apart doesn't mean we're not friends anymore? Then we weren't real friends, were we just friends with benefits?"

Li Tie truly lived up to his reputation; with just one sentence, Su Weile almost swallowed the mint in her mouth, coughing uncontrollably.

Li Tie looked at Su Weile, who was coughing so hard her face was red, and wondered, "What's wrong? Did I say something wrong?"

After coughing for a while, Su Weile thought to herself: Yeah, I'm being so stupid and agonizing over this. Maybe they don't even consider me a friend? Otherwise, why wouldn't they contact me at all?

"Fine, you don't consider me a friend, huh? I don't need you as a friend. I'm blocking you. Never contact me again."

Su Weile angrily took out her phone, found the contact name "Debtor", put her hand on the button to add him to the blacklist, hesitated for several minutes, and finally did not press it.

The phone suddenly rang, startling Su Weile. The words "Old Su" jumped across the screen.

"What are you doing, Dad?"

"You brat, you're getting impatient just because I called you? I went fishing today and had a great catch. Hurry back to Grandma's, we're having a big fish stew tonight."

Su Weile hung up the phone and called out, "Tietou, my dad's making fish stew tonight, wanna come over?"

Li Tie didn't utter a word, pushing the mop as if he were taking off, quickly completing the task, and then tossed his head and said...

"Let's go, don't keep Dad waiting, hurry up!"

Su Weile smiled helplessly, but inexplicably thought to himself: Dad is very good at stewing fish, Tang Shaowu will definitely like it. He noticed when they were in the hospital that Tang Shaowu really liked fish.

Oh no, Su Weile felt like she wanted to strangle herself. When would she stop thinking about that young master who never even replies to a message?

Enraged, Su Weile angrily pulled out her phone and pulled up Tang Shaowu's WeChat. Just like last time, without giving herself time to think, she blocked him immediately.