Chapter 184: Drunkenness
Qin Yu’s hand rested on the railing as he slightly turned his head to look at her, the evening breeze lifting his hair, and he spoke in a faint voice, "When we go back later, take a look and see if a lot of them say he sings well."
Ah Dai looked down at the surging waves beneath the boat in the night and said, "They’re scared of Tang Bufan."
It’s just calling a deer a horse.
"I’m talking about you deceiving me." Ah Dai’s eyes, clear as glass, showed a touch of annoyance, friendship my ass, Qin Yu was entirely vengeful, no wonder Tang Bufan felt life was unbearable.
Seeing that she was genuinely upset, Qin Yu felt a tightening in his heart, pulled her over, hugged her, and lowered himself to kiss her forehead, "Don’t be angry, next time you can deceive me in return."
Ah Dai clung to the clothes on his side, her cheeks growing even more pink under the boat’s light, her voice soft, "I don’t want to learn from you, you’re not allowed to fool me next time, I don’t like it."
Thinking he could deceive her, as if she couldn’t see through it.
"Okay." Qin Yu’s long fingers brushed her bangs behind her ears, his dark pupils deep, "Do you still want to play?"
Hearing that the singing inside was almost over, Ah Dai pulled him, "Let’s go back in and play a bit more, then we’ll go home."
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