Chapter 1524: The Male Lead Is Always Introverted 59
Chapter 1524: Chapter 1524: The Male Lead Is Always Introverted 59
Look closely, isn’t that Gu Yu?He was standing in front of the car.
Facing Su Yan from a distance.
Su Yan froze for a second.
Then walked over.
She hadn’t even spoken yet.
Gu Yu just pulled her into his arms.
That move completely stunned all the fans around them.
The shrieks of excitement from just now seemed to have suddenly gone mute at some point.
Then, everyone around heard clearly as day that the man actually said
"I love you."
If that were all, fine.
But that annoying man even kept asking Xiao Yan over and over
"Do you love me or not?"
Su Yan didn’t say anything, so he just kept holding on and wouldn’t let go.
After a long while, she finally let out a
"Mm."
And then that guy was over the moon.
Su Yan got in the car and left.
That same day, Su Yan and that man were back on the trending searches.
Netizens all raged in the comments, calling Gu Yu a homewrecker, shameless, seducing Little Su Yan.
"Damn, who is that guy? Kept pretty boy, useless freeloader."
"Exactly, and he even dares come out here staking his claim? Su Yan is ours!! You stinking third wheel, male fox spirit."
A lot of netizens were fuming.
They even came up with a golden quote.
Xiao Yan fell in love, and her boyfriend isn’t me.
Of course, after all that venting.
It didn’t take long before Gu Yu’s family background and photos and everything got dug up.
Looking at Gu Yu’s face.
Netizens who always judge by looks immediately switched sides.
"Not gonna lie, this guy actually looks pretty good."
"Hmm, could this man really be a fox spirit in disguise? How is he this good-looking?"
"Wow, if Xiao Yan can marry him, that’s actually not bad at all."
"Yeah yeah, Xiao Yan definitely really likes him, otherwise she would never admit she likes him."
"I’m in love with this couple, in love."
As for Su Yan being in a relationship.
Aside from sulking that the boyfriend isn’t themselves.
Netizens were quite satisfied with every aspect of Gu Yu.
