On the way out, the enthusiastic landlady saw that she had bought too much and grabbed a handful of candies and peanuts for Wen Yan.

Wen Yan politely declined, and the landlady just stuffed it into her pocket.

After going out, Wen Yan took out a corn candy and popped it into his mouth. It was sweet.

She glanced at Gu Heng, peeled off another one and fed it to his mouth. Gu Heng turned his face sideways and said, "Eat it yourself."

Wen Yan said: "It's very sweet."

It has the flavor of childhood.

She wanted to feed Gu Heng, so she pressed half of her body against him. Gu Heng could feel her softness, and there was a sweet smell in her words.

Looking at her pink lips, Gu Heng suddenly changed his attention and opened his mouth to hold the candy.

He couldn't remember the last time he had candy.

Very sweet indeed.

Wen Yan put down her hand, rubbed the finger that still felt the touch on Gu Heng's lips, and took him to another store.

Next, she bought fruits and vegetables, and folk-style Spring Festival couplets and window stickers and fireworks. Gu Heng's hands were full of things. Wen Yan wanted to take them, but he refused and called Assistant Lin over and asked him to take them all.

The two of them felt light-hearted, and it was already evening after they walked out leisurely. There was an old man frying rice on the roadside. The business was very popular, and the rice was being fried in pots on the spot for everyone to watch.

Wen Yan took Gu Heng to queue.

There were mostly aunts and grandmothers around, and their eyes would glance at them from time to time. Some people would point and point, thinking they were sneaking around without being noticed, "They are both so handsome, they are a perfect match!"

None of them had any malicious intentions, but their actions could be described as social terrorist killers.

Wen Yan looked sideways at Gu Heng. It was probably the first time in his life that he was so down-to-earth, but his expression was calm and nothing unusual.

On the contrary, Wen Yan felt embarrassed and tried to pull him away, but Gu Heng held her down and said, "You can eat if you want."

Wen Yan: “The finished product is available in the supermarket.”

She was really uncomfortable in this kind of battle, and she clutched Gu Heng's sleeves dependently, like a little white rabbit.

Gu Heng pulled her in front of him, made her face him, and said without any doubt: "Get in line."

He was tall, and now he blocked most of her gaze. Wen Yan didn't move any more. He had a suit under his open coat and a tie. Wen Yan pulled his tie to play with.

After a while, Wen Yan saw a man selling candied haws, and wanted to buy it. He asked Gu Heng if he wanted it, but Gu Heng didn't want it, so Wen Yan bought herself a bunch of yams.

Gu Heng stood next to her with his hands in his pockets and asked her, "Is it delicious?"

Wen Yan was stunned for a moment, and then handed the yam over to him for a taste.

At this time, a pot of rice pops exploded, and the machine made an explosion sound.

Wen Yan, who was focused on Gu Heng, was unprepared. He was so frightened that the remaining half of a bunch of yams in his hand fell to the ground, and his hat became crooked.

Gu Heng turned sideways to help Wen Yan, who had not yet reacted, support her hat, but inadvertently saw the injury on her auricle.

His eyes darkened, and he quietly put on her hat, pulled the brim of her hat down, and blocked other people's sight. He hugged her, touched her lips with his head, and asked her in a low voice, "

So timid?"

Wen Yan had always been easily startled by sudden sounds, but now she was startled by Gu Heng's sudden kiss.

She didn't pay attention to Gu Heng's little movements, and was a little embarrassed. She quickly pushed Gu Heng away, took out a tissue from her bag, bent down and used paper to cushion it to pick up the yams on the ground, walked to the corner and threw it into the trash can.

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When she turned around, she saw Gu Heng following her, and was surprised, "Why didn't you wait in line?"

"Let Lin Rui arrange it later." Gu Heng held her hand, "Let's go back."

Wen Yan was embarrassed to go back, so she followed Gu Heng's will.

She got into the car first, and Gu Heng made a phone call outside before getting in.

Gu Heng asked her, "Are you still used to living with your mother?"

"Yeah." Wen Yan looked at the traffic ahead and said seriously, "I'm very happy."

Mom's transformation makes her happy.

Gu Heng, who was driving, looked sideways at her, his eyes lingering on her ear that was covered by the hat for a few seconds before moving away.

He said: "I won't go back tonight."

Wen Yan looked at him suddenly, "Why?"

Gu Heng said calmly, "Lin Rui sent all the things you bought to me by mistake."

Wen Yan: "...then send it back."

Gu Heng: "Go get it yourself."

Wen Yan pursed her lips and stopped talking.

"Are you unhappy?" While waiting at the traffic light, Gu Heng pinched her chin and asked her to turn her face and look at her.

Wen Yan remained silent, and he used some strength to ask, "Huh?"

Wen Yan frowned, "You always make me feel like I'm being toyed with by you."

Gu Heng's eyes darkened slightly, and he was silent for a few seconds before joking with her seriously, "Why didn't you say it was me who held you in the palm of my hand?"

Wen Yan opened her eyes slightly, and Gu Heng asked in a very calm tone: "You still think I'm playing with you?"

The look in his eyes made Wen Yan's heart tremble slightly. She remembered that he said that she was the only one in his heart, that he accompanied her to the shops along the street that were incompatible with him, and helped her carry large and small bags. She couldn't stick to this statement.

When the light turned green, Gu Heng let go of her, and drove the car directly to where he lived now, regardless of whether she answered.

Wen Yan immediately recognized this as the place where he had imprisoned her, when she jumped out of the theater window to escape.

Wenyan has a bit of a shadow here.

When Gu Heng got out of the car, opened the door to her side, and helped her unbuckle her seat belt, she leaned back subconsciously, her black and white eyes wary.

Gu Heng paused for a moment without looking at her, and continued to help her untie it, "Don't worry, I don't have to lock you up now."

After saying that, he reached out and hugged her down directly.

The relaxed Wen Yan instinctively hugged his neck and asked, "Was it necessary before?"

After asking her, she remembered the situation at that time.

It was only after she escaped from here that she found out that Gu Mingsheng had been looking for her to get rid of her. She later sent him to his parents' anniversary party. Not only did he destroy her plan to monitor her, he also asked Zou Mingyang to tell her

Don't get involved in his father's affairs.

But now Gu Heng just hummed and had no intention of saying more.

After opening the door and entering, Gu Heng put her on the shoe changing board. After unzipping her shoe chain, he held her calf with one hand and helped her take off her shoes with the other hand.

Wen Yan lowered her eyes and looked at his behavior.

This was not the first time that he stood on one knee and helped her take off her shoes.

She found that many things were easy to explain as long as she was willing to think about them.

After Gu Heng helped her change her shoes, he also changed his own shoes before asking her, "Dinner will wait for a while. Can we watch TV first?"

Wen Yan stood up and asked, "Do you do it?"

Gu Heng was startled for a moment, looked at her and asked, "Do you want me to do it myself? I don't know much."

Wen Yan also remembered that she had only eaten the bread slices he baked.

But before she could answer, Gu Heng made a phone call to cancel the order and went to the kitchen.

Wen Yan followed him and saw that after he washed his hands, he took out a pack of toast and eggs from the refrigerator. Not only did he not know much, but there were very few at all.

In fact, Wen Yan didn't know that Gu Heng knew other things, but this was what Gu Heng was best at.

Wen Yan sat in front of the small bar and leaned over, looking at his busy back, and suddenly asked: "Is everything Wen Ya said true?"

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