Chapter 195 - 186 Come Over, I Won’t Hit You (Second Part)
Mai Zekai reluctantly pushed Jimo Shanshan into the elevator. A few gossiping young nurses in the elevator exchanged glances with each other, their expressions clearly saying: "Weren’t these two just bickering passionately? How are they now getting into the same elevator together?"
Jimo Shanshan gave them a glance and couldn’t stop the faint lift of her lips. She had heard that Mai Zekai was quite the hot commodity in the hospital; after today’s ruckus, she figured not many would still be pining after him. Reflecting on what Yi Luowa had said, Jimo Shanshan found it made sense. Maybe she should take it easy on him for now?
Mai Zekai had no idea what she was thinking. But something felt off today—why were the usually fiery and enthusiastic young nurses now avoiding him like he was a plague?
Meanwhile, after sending the two drama magnets away, Yi Luowa bounced back lightly to her second uncle’s hospital room. There, she found Tong Aino engrossed in lively chatter with her second uncle about everything under the sun, while Connie sat quietly to one side, pouting again.
"You guys are seriously a pack of troublemakers!"
"Who’s made you mad now?" Yi Weiyang asked with a good-natured smile.
"Not a single one of you lets me relax." Yi Luowa cast Tong Aino a sidelong glare as she spoke.
Tong Aino raised an eyebrow slightly. "Seems like you’ve got a problem with me?"
"What do you think?" Yi Luowa huffed, grabbing Connie’s hand angrily. "If he won’t take you out, I will!"
"Luowa, don’t be mad. It’s not that Fifth Brother doesn’t want to take me out—it’s just that I find listening to Second Uncle and Fifth Brother’s chat quite entertaining, so I didn’t feel like going anymore," Connie said with a cheerful smile. "Why don’t you join us? I guarantee you’ll be laughing uncontrollably."
"Oh wow, so Fifth Brother has that kind of talent, huh?" Yi Luowa gave Tong Aino a disdainful look.
Tong Aino smirked. "You’ve probably been pissed off by someone outside and are using me as your punching bag. Since my elder brother isn’t home these days, I’ll volunteer as your scapegoat for now!"