Chapter 49 Brushing Teeth
Zoe took out the disposable utensils in the bathroom. There were several sets of these things in the hotel room. She brushed her teeth while listening to the noises in the bedroom. She heard nothing and thought Suwan had gone back to sleep. So she spat out the toothpaste foam in her mouth and shouted, "Su~Yi~Wei~" with a long tone, just like an opera singer.
Suwan, who was still lying on the bed with her face covered and whimpering, could no longer escape from reality. She lifted the quilt with a dejected look on her face. Of course, she was not as unrestrained as Zoe. She put on all her clothes before moving to the bathroom in one step, two steps, three steps. She also carefully hid outside the bathroom and peeked inside to observe the situation, but it made no difference whether she looked or not, she had to go in.
Suwan was feeling very conflicted and his face was expressionless. Zoe thought Suwan hadn't woken up yet and was just in a bad mood, so she thought it was cute and kissed Suwan on the cheek. Although the kiss was sudden, Suwan could have dodged it if he wanted to. But when he saw Zoe kissing him, Suwan had no intention of dodging and let her kiss him without moving. He felt quite sweet inside.
No, no, it's not necessarily an illusion. Suwan shook his head vigorously to get rid of this ridiculous idea.
Suwan turned her head to look at herself in the mirror, wiped the toothpaste foam on her face, then lowered her head to wash her face. Washing her face with cold water made Suwan a little more sober. She wanted to calm down alone, but when she looked up, she saw the reflection of Zoe in the mirror still standing beside her, her eyes sparkling with anticipation.
And it's not a single bit hanging.
Looking in the mirror, Suwan discovered that Zoe was actually a little taller than him.
It must be a racial advantage. Suwan rationalizes the height difference.
Suwan couldn't bear to look at it and turned her head away, not even looking at the mirror. She turned her head away and brushed her teeth. She had never liked brushing her teeth so much before. She brushed her teeth carefully over and over again until her gums were sore. Zoe was still standing beside her. Suwan glanced at the mirror. Zoe's eyes were still bright and full of expectation.
It reminded Suwan of the little squirrel's sparkling bean eyes.
Suwan couldn't brush her teeth forever, so she could only rinse her mouth with a desperate attitude. Zoe was waiting for her. She rushed over and put her arms on Suwan's shoulders to ask for the good morning kiss that Suwan promised.