Gentleness is only for you

Chapter 263 why are you here
It was not yet dark, and the west of the sky was fiery red, imprinted on the body, it only looked calm and beautiful.

The weather gradually changed from hot to warm, and the occasional gust of wind was cool and refreshing. Ji Xin was wearing a long gray sweater, which was long and wide to wrap her around, making her look more delicate and compact.

As soon as she entered the supermarket, a burst of cold air rushed over her. She shivered from the cold. She quickly put on the sweater and hat, and the wide hat immediately covered half of her face.

"Hey! Isn't this Wanru!"

A bold middle-aged female voice came, and Ji Xin and the two followed the voice and looked over.

Seeing a slightly affluent middle-aged woman walking over with curly hair and a face full of surprise, followed by a tall boy, Ji Xin inadvertently looked over and was stunned.

Song Jingchen?
The other party didn't react when he saw her.

"Cheng Jun?! Why are you here!"

Ji's mother beside her shouted in surprise.

Ji Xin looked over suspiciously.

Seeing the two hugging each other, their faces were flushed with excitement. From the looks of it, this woman should be Song Jingchen's mother.

"I just moved here a few days ago, so you live here too!"

"It hasn't been long since we moved here. Now it's all right. We can see each other every day in the future. We haven't seen each other for three or four years, right?"

"Isn't it! I haven't seen each other since the last party! I will see you often in the future!"

The two talked excitedly.

As she talked, Mama Song was overjoyed when she saw the well-behaved Ji Xin standing next to Mama Ji:
"This is a flower! It has grown so big! This child is so beautiful!"

Ji Xin smiled: "Hello, Auntie."

"Hey! So cute!"

I don't know why this aunt is so satisfied with her eyes, but what she cares about now is: how did she know her nickname? !Why doesn't she remember such an aunt!

It must be her mother!
Her mother received her warning eyes, and immediately pulled Song Jingchen over to ask:
"This is your son? I've never seen him before, he's grown up so much!"

Mother Song laughed and introduced to Song Jingchen:
"Chenchen, this is your Aunt Wanru, please call me Auntie."

Song Jingchen glanced at Ji Xin, and said politely:

"Hello Auntie."

"Hey! I only hugged you a few times when you were just born. You were very obedient at that time. It's great that you have grown up so much in a blink of an eye!" Mother Ji said with emotion.

Mother Song smiled, and brought the topic back to Ji Xin:

"I remember that Hua'er is one year older than Chenchen, isn't she? It's time for the second year of high school, right? Where do you go to school?"

Ji Xin answered obediently:
"In one."

Mother Song was overjoyed again when she heard that, she quickly pulled her son over and said:
"Chenchen is also in No. [-] Middle School, you two go to the same school!"

Ji Xin glanced at Song Jingchen, and smiled at Song's mother:

"Auntie, it's a coincidence that I know Song Jingchen."

Mother Song was even happier when she heard it, and quickly pushed Song Jingchen to her side, saying that she wanted to have a good chat with Mother Ji, and let them go shopping by themselves, so that they could get to know each other better. After explaining, the two mothers held each other's arms, Closely turned into the vegetable area.

Ji Xin looked at the handsome young man beside him who was sticking like a pole, and she gave him a light tug:
"Let's go, they haven't seen each other for a long time, let them have a good chat, let's go over there."

Ji Xin pointed to the snack area and turned to Song Jingchen.

Song Jingchen only glanced at her, then nodded.

Stuffy jar!
She smiled and turned into the snack area.

"Primary school brother, we are really destined. When did you move here?"

Ji Xin asked him while picking out various candies.

He stood beside him like a pole, dumbfounded, he is not a talkative person, if she doesn't talk anymore, she will die of embarrassment.

Song Jingchen took a pack of matcha biscuits casually, hugged them in his arms, and answered unhurriedly:

"Last Saturday."

(End of this chapter)