Wen Yan could tell what he was thinking by looking at his eyes.

Not only did she not go over, she also turned sideways. Gu Heng glanced at her, raised his upper body and stretched out his arms to grab her arm.

Wen Yan wanted to run away, but as soon as she struggled, the boat swayed as if it was about to capsize. She was so frightened that she screamed and leaned in Gu Heng's arms without daring to move.

Gu Heng's low laughter sounded above his head. He put his arm around her waist and lowered his head to look at her, "Isn't it good to be here? Everyone here likes you."

Indeed, as Gu Heng said, everyone here, including Grandpa, Aunt Jin, and Uncle Cao, all like her. Even Gu Heng had to be nice to her under Grandpa's nose.

Wen Yan had never received so much love at once. Thinking of this, she felt a sour emotion in her heart, but she still said: "I want to go back. If I stay any longer, I will be completely useless."

Because she released the juice, the two of them floated to the middle of the lake. Gu Heng sat there, holding her in his arms. A breeze blew by, and Wen Yan's untied hair fluttered in the wind.

Gu Heng did not answer her, but stretched out his hand to comb her broken hair, and leaned over to kiss her.

Wen Yan was unhappy and wanted to jump off and swim back to avoid it, so Gu Heng hugged her tighter.

"There are water snakes down there."

This sentence scared Wen Yan so much that she didn't dare to move. However, just as Gu Heng touched her lips, a drop of water fell on Wen Yan's face, which was ice cold, followed by the second drop.

Three drops, then the rain suddenly became heavier and the wind became fierce.

It seemed dangerous for them to sit on the boat,

Wen Yan felt a little cold at first, and she shivered as she sat there. When Gu Heng saw it, he took off his coat and wrapped it around her without any explanation, then picked up the oar and paddled to the shore.

Wen Yan arranged his clothes and picked up another oar to help him, but he refused, "Just sit still."

Wen Yan had no choice but to put it down again and wipe the rain off his face with his hands.

Gu Heng's clothes were wet and clung to his body. You could see the strong muscles attached to his body, especially the paddling arms, which looked very powerful and secure.

He quickly docked the boat on the shore. He stood up, and Wen Yan followed suit. He helped her up, and the two of them got off the boat and ran to the wooden house in the rain.

When they were about to arrive, they saw Uncle Cao coming out to look for them wearing a raincoat and holding an umbrella. Uncle Cao breathed a sigh of relief when he saw them and asked them if they wanted an umbrella.

It was already so wet that there was no need to do anything, so the two of them just went back.

As soon as they entered the door, Grandpa and Aunt Jin were waiting at the door. Grandpa urged Aunt Jin to help them make ginger tea, and said to them: "The weather in the mountains is unpredictable. The sun will shine one second and it will rain heavily the next. Hurry up.

Go take a hot bath and change clothes, be careful of catching a cold."

Wen Yan and Gu Heng entered the room. Gu Heng took Wen Yan's hand and said, "Together."

Wen Yan broke away from her hand and took a towel to wipe her hair, "I won't wash it."

Gu Heng stopped and said, "You go ahead, I'll go to other rooms to wash."

Wen Yan glanced at him, entered the bathroom with a towel, and locked the door.

After washing, Wen Yan wiped his hair carelessly and lay down on the bed.

Aunt Jin came in and saw her. She brought her a bowl of steaming ginger soup and asked her to sit down and drink it. Then she brought a hair dryer and said, "Your hair is so long and plentiful, so you have to blow it dry, otherwise it will be bad for your health."

, you drink and I will help you blow."

After saying that, before Wen Yan could react, he turned on the hair dryer and played with her hair.

Wen Yan wanted to refuse and not want to trouble anyone, but when the words came to his lips, Wen Yan could not say them out.

She smelled the fragrance on Aunt Jin's body, which was faint like the smell of washing powder.

There was a very strange feeling spreading from the top of her head, like an electric current passing through, which made her heart soften into a complete mess.

That reminded her of the time when Ruan Qinghe was drying her hair like this when she was awake, and she was still saying, "If you don't dry your hair properly, you will get sick."

At that time, even though I was still frightened by her crazy appearance, I still hugged her greedily and smelled her breath.

Except for the hairdresser, Aunt Jin was the second woman to blow dry her hair, which inevitably reminded her of Ruan Qinghe.

Wen Yan drank ginger tea with hot eyes. If Ruan Qinghe had never been nice to her, she might not feel so sad.

When Gu Heng came in after drinking ginger tea outside, he saw Aunt Jin blowing Wen Yan's hair. Wen Yan was sitting in a large chair, holding a bowl and drinking tea obediently.

"Grandpa is looking for you." He walked over and said to Aunt Jin, "I'll do it."

In the past two days, in Aunt Jin's eyes, the relationship between Gu Heng and Wen Yan could not be overstated, so she handed the hair dryer to Gu Heng, "Then I'm going out."

"Um."

Gu Heng responded and opened it again to help Wen Yan.

But Wen Yan drank the remaining ginger tea in one gulp, put the bowl on the table, turned around and took the hair dryer in Gu Heng's hand, "I'll do it myself."

She has a slight nasal voice.

Gu Heng didn't hear the sound of rain and airplane blowing outside, so he turned off the hair dryer and put it away so that the warm smoke wouldn't touch it, "Sit tight."

Wen Yan felt uncomfortable and didn't want to listen to him, so she stood up, kicked off her slippers and got into bed, pulled up the quilt and lay down with her back to Gu Heng.

The movements were completed in one go, making Gu Heng laugh out loud.

Gu Heng saw that her hair was almost dry, so he put on the hair dryer, walked over and pulled Wen Yan's quilt, but Wen Yan pulled it tighter and buried his face in the quilt.

Gu Heng used a little force to pull the quilt aside and pull her up. Wen Yan immediately glared at him unhappily, "Don't touch me."

She was so fierce and her eyes were wide open. Gu Heng was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect her to lose such a big temper, but when he saw her dark eyes were slightly red, he couldn't get angry anymore.

He frowned, "What's wrong?"

Wen Yan said: "I want to go back, I don't want to be here anymore."

Gu Heng was silent for a moment and asked: "Who do you want to see when you go back? What do you want to do?"

Wen Yan frowned and didn't want to pay attention to him anymore, feeling tired.

Gu Heng looked out the window, watching the rain getting heavier and heavier. With such rain, it would be impossible to go down the mountain in the past few days. He looked at Wen Yan again, his eyes dark.

Without waiting for her to react, he wrapped his arms around her waist, pulled her into his arms, kissed her, and tangled one hand in Wen Yan's slightly damp hair, making it impossible for her to escape.

He kissed her patiently, until she was in a daze before taking the next step.

But Wen Yan still retained a trace of reason. She put her hand on his leg and said, "Wear that."

He said: "No more."

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