I was a fortune teller in 90

Chapter 65 She found a straight man

Watching the two of them walk into the park gate, Dai Qing rode her bicycle back. When she was waiting for the traffic light at the intersection, she noticed a familiar figure standing diagonally opposite.

Cheng Hao, who was wearing a white shirt, was pushing his 28-inch bar, and beside him was a young woman in a red suit, with the popular wave perm.

The two of them didn't know what they said, which made the girl cover her mouth in joy.

Not to mention, the two of them looked quite right standing together.

Just as she was staring at the person, Cheng Hao opposite him also turned his head.

When their eyes met, Dai Qing suddenly felt a little embarrassed.

At this time, red just turned green, and she quickly pushed the car across the road. Cheng Hao didn't know what he said to the woman, so he got on his car and chased her.

He stood directly in front of her and raised his eyebrows, "Why are you running?"

"Who ran away and I went home?"

"Really?" Cheng Hao stared at her and saw the bicycle she was pushing in her hand, "Bought a new one?"

"Yes, the goods just arrived at the commercial building. I came here as soon as I got the letter." Dai Qing said, looking back, "You just abandoned me like this?"

Cheng Hao: "..."

We are not familiar with each other in the first place, why should we talk about whether to throw it away or not?
Seeing his silence, Dai Qing shook her head, she found a straight man,
"That girl was chased from the sorority, right? She must be interested in you. It's rude for you to just throw her on the road."

"...I only promised Uncle Sun to bring the person to the fraternity party, but I didn't agree to a blind date." Cheng Hao almost laughed at her. The little magician's look made him seem confused and abandoned. The woman was also forced to come here by her family, and the two took this opportunity to leave together and go their separate ways.

The sorority is located in the square at the north gate of the park, and there are many people. In order to ensure that the sorority goes smoothly, even people from the Women's Federation of the work unit are present. Being stared at by so many pairs of eyes made him feel uncomfortable all over, and he couldn't stay there for one more minute.

"Don't look at me like that, I'm not interested in this kind of sorority." A big living person stood there like a merchandise exhibition.
Dai Qing looked at his resisting expression and couldn't help but laugh, "Looking at how powerful you are, I didn't expect that you would be scared sometimes."

"Can this be the same? I just don't want to be treated as a slut." Those eyes want to take off your clothes. If he could, he would rather go to war.

The two rode their bikes all the way home. Passing by the community square, I bought a watermelon.

Cheng Hao followed her into the yard, and Dai Qing cut the watermelon into pieces. The two of them sat in the yard and ate watermelon in the breeze, occasionally talking to each other casually.

"I remembered about the orphanage. There was an orphanage for Li Ying in the suburbs. She was a military wife. After her husband died, she raised her children alone. Later, she picked up two children with physical disabilities, and gradually raised more and more children. She was praised by the Women's Federation. Her deeds were reported, but the help they could provide was limited."

Cheng Hao frowned and sighed,

"Dean Li is a strong person, gentle and kind, and the children call her Mother Li. The largest group of children she adopted have all joined the workforce and begun to give back to the orphanage. But after all, there are too many monks and too little food, so the orphanage is still poor."

"I just thought that instead of helping those caring enterprises that have begun to take shape, it is better to pay attention to the weak. They are a group of neglected children."

Dai Qing nodded, most of the children who were cruelly abandoned by their parents were disabled and were also neglected. Helping them is urgent.

(End of this chapter)