The atmosphere suddenly became somewhat ambiguous.
Aunt Li was still beaming with joy.
Su Ruanruan felt both shy and yet unable to react harshly.
Bao Jingyan reached out his hand to pull her over and stroked her gently: "You're still so young, how could I bear to let go."
This sentence made Aunt Li imagine countless scenarios.
Seeing Su Ruanruan feeling really shy, Bao Jingyan asked Aunt Li to go cut some melon.
When Aunt Li left, Su Ruanruan, biting her lip, said seriously: "You can't do this anymore."
"Aunt Li is not an outsider," he coaxed her.
Su Ruanruan fell silent, just nestling in his embrace.
She rarely was this compliant; Bao Jingyan also cherished such moments and simply picked up a book to read with her.
Su Ruanruan's mind wasn't on the book; she asked him softly, "How's everything at the lab?"
Bao Jingyan moved the book aside: "We don't talk about work at home."
Su Ruanruan looked at him.
