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Chapter 18 018: Let You Take an Umbrella
Nuobai quickly walked into the supermarket, and the air-conditioning air that hit her face dissipated the summer heat. Only then did she feel that she was finally alive again.

Going out in the 37°C scorching sun, Nobel recognized himself as a warrior.

Because it was midday, there were not many people in the supermarket. There were only a few salespeople gathering together to talk.

She first went to the fruit and vegetable section and bought ingredients and fruits for cooking, and then pushed the shopping cart into the snack section.

Nuobai looked around and found that his favorite potato chips were placed on the top shelf.

She struggled to get it on tiptoe, and just as her fingertips touched the corner of the package, a hand suddenly stretched out from beside her and took away the bag of potato chips.

Nuo Bai couldn't help but widen his eyes when he lost his hand, and looked to the side, just in time to bump into the clear eyes of the young man.

She was slightly taken aback.

The boy was wearing a casual black T-shirt and a peaked cap on his head. Half of his face was hidden behind a black mask, leaving only a pair of beautiful eyes exposed.

Those eyes were as clear as a spring, but the moment she raised her head, there were little smiles, like stars shining brightly.

Nuo Bai was stunned for a moment, then realized what he was doing and quickly retracted his hand.

Feeling that it was rude to stare at others, she looked away in a sly manner, thus missing the flash of heat in the other person's eyes.

"Is this it?" Suddenly, she heard the young man's clear voice coming from above her head, which was vaguely familiar.

Nuo Bai looked around, there were only two of them here.

"Are you asking me?" Nobai asked uncertainly, blinking his eyes and looking at the boy's angular jaw.

The young man nodded, and from beginning to end, his eyes never left her.

The young man's aura was too strong, which made Nuobai a little embarrassed. She was not good at communicating with strangers, so she just nodded her head lightly.

So she added several packs of potato chips with the same flavor in her shopping cart, which was the flavor she had insisted on since she was a child.

Nuo Bai reservedly thanked the young man. He nodded slightly, said "you're welcome" in reply, and turned around to go to other shelves.

Staring at the young man's leaving figure, Nuo Bai murmured doubtfully: "Are they from our community? Why haven't I seen him before?"

When it was time to check out, Nuobai saw him again unexpectedly.

Out of politeness, Nuobai nodded to him and smiled slightly, which was regarded as saying hello.

Not long after she walked out of the supermarket, a voice suddenly stopped her.

"and many more."

Nuo Bai looked back, it was the boy he met in the supermarket just now.

"What's wrong?" she asked doubtfully. The scorching sun made her unable to open her eyes, so she could only narrow her eyes slightly to look at the boy.

"Would you like to use an umbrella?" After a moment of silence, the young man asked softly, with a faint smile that dispelled the alienation between his brows.

As he spoke, the boy opened the sun umbrella in his hand and hurriedly ran to Nuo Bai. The shadow covered him and the scorching sunlight was blocked on the other side of the umbrella.

As the young man approached, a breeze blew over his face, and the sultry heat of summer seemed to be much cooler at this moment.

Nuobai never expected that the young man who stopped her would actually say this. She stared at him blankly, and finally realized that when she was about to refuse his kindness, she heard the other person say again: "Actually, I just moved in. I’m not very familiar with the roads in the community, do you know where Building 2 South is?”

Nuo Bai's eyes widened in astonishment. Isn't South Building 2 the building where she lives?
"What a coincidence, I also live in Building 2, South." Nuo Bai replied.

(End of this chapter)