The two walked aimlessly for a long time, until she looked up blankly and asked, "Where are we going?"

"Don't we go for a walk all the time?" Edward replied with a smile: "Of course we go home after the walk."

Seeing that her expression was inexplicably gloomy, he sighed, "It's my rest time recently. You can stay at my house temporarily. It won't be too late to leave whenever you remember."

When Ding Yiyi returned to the apartment, she felt like she was in another world. There was still unfinished milk on the table and the noodles were lumpy.

She felt extremely uncomfortable and whispered: "I'm sorry." After saying that, she ran into the room.

In the room, she cried loudly, as if she wanted to cry out all her grievances. The room was quiet except for her voice.

The sunlight on the desk gradually changed its angle, and she didn't walk out of the room until nightfall.

Outside the room, Edward was wiping his camera. When he saw her, he didn't say anything. He just said, "You probably don't want to eat British food. I know a very good Chinese restaurant. Let's go eat together?"

Ding Yiyi was grateful to him in her heart. Her loud voice in the room must have spread outside, but he didn't ask or comfort her, which made her feel that at least she was not that pathetic.

She nodded, and Edward stood up and put on his camera. After picking up the camera, he went out with her.

Edward drove a very ordinary Volkswagen and came to the Chinese restaurant. He stopped the car and handed the camera to Ding Yiyi, "Can you please take it for me?"

Ding Yiyi nodded, got out of the car with her camera, and looked at the unfamiliar scenery and races around her, she began to feel melancholy again.

Suddenly someone hit her on the shoulder, and a foreign kid riding a bicycle grabbed the camera cord in her hand. When she came to her senses, the foreigner rode to the intersection and was making faces at her with the camera.

"Don't run!" Ding Yiyi ran towards the intersection and chased after him. Edward's voice came from behind, but she had no time to care.

The foreign boy seemed to just want to tease this woman of a different skin color. He rode leisurely, stopping from time to time to make faces at her, and uttered a series of gibberish in English.

"Don't run! Give the camera back!" Ding Yiyi took a breath and chased after her. At this time, a Ford car happened to be speeding over.

The sound of a sudden brake sounded, and the other person was a middle-aged Chinese, who scolded Ding Yiyi.

The child causing trouble at the intersection kept laughing and was stopped by a white policeman as he was about to leave.

Ding Yiyi ran up to the two men and briefly explained the situation to the white policeman, who looked at her suspiciously.

She was anxiously trying to get the camera back when a person caught up with her. Edward stood next to her and said a few words to the police.

The policeman stared at the medal on his suit jacket for a while, then nodded, with a hint of respect in his tone, "Yes, sir."

The boy's home address and name were recorded by Police C, and he followed the police away sadly.

Ding Yiyi turned around and handed the camera to Edward, but found that the other person looked at her seriously and said, "I need to criticize you."

"What?" She was a little confused and asked again.

Edward took the camera and continued: "First of all, you just violated the traffic rules, which is a risk for the driver. Secondly, you also took the risk when you violated the traffic rules. This is a risk to your own life."

A kind of irresponsibility."

Ding Yiyi was a little scared when she thought about it. She lowered her head and said, "I'm sorry to cause you trouble. I just think this camera must be very important to you, so I didn't think too much about it."
Chapter completed!