Chapter 64 Help Me[Part 3]
Chu Han wept bitterly, her tears streaming down her cheeks like dewdrops clinging to pear blossoms—a sight both delicate and heart-wrenching.
This wasn't the calculated, tearful act she often used in performances; it was raw emotion spilling forth uncontrollably.
Zhou Yi gently pushed her away, his voice calm yet firm. "Let's talk properly. Forget it—let's step outside first. We shouldn't create a scene here on school grounds."
Chu Han wiped her tears and followed Zhou Yi out of the gate.
The street outside was packed with students rushing home after school.
It was Friday, and the air buzzed with excitement.
Street vendors lining the road were overwhelmed with orders, their stalls bustling with activity.
Zhou Yi felt a pang of hunger as he stopped in front of a food cart. "Boss, two egg pancakes, please."
"Sure thing! That'll be 18, young man."