Grandpa's Heart Candy

Chapter 5 Differences
"So-and-so blushed. Isn't it normal to wake up flushed?"

Suju Kazilan's big eyes flickered, and she still denied it solemnly.

"Tch, compare and contrast the two of you, one is a star in the sky, and the other is a grasshopper on the ground."

"What is a grasshopper!!!" He jumped a few times from time to time.

You are the grasshopper, and your whole family is a grasshopper.

She frowned all over and blurted out.

Lin Rou: ...

Come on, I successfully chatted to death.

After being busy until very late, Su Ju slowly returned home.

The dilapidated and barely sustainable house, the door looks like it is about to fall.

Su Ju's heart tightened, and she quickly walked into the room.

The furniture and objects were scattered on the ground, and a figure came out from the corner.

A man in his thirties who should have been mature and steady, now has a beard, a bruised nose and a swollen face. His dejected face was wiped away when he saw Su Ju.

"You're back. You haven't eaten yet. I'll pack them up right away and make you something to eat."

"Are you going to gamble again?"

Su Ju was unmoved, and stared at him with disappointment in her eyes.

"Orange, this time I am..."

Before he could finish his explanation, Su Ju interrupted.

"Su Mingji, just do it, it's best to demolish this place."

Su Ju basically yelled the last sentence, and entered a room with a closed door.

Leaning behind the door and sliding slowly, her beautiful eyes sparkled, and she raised her head to swallow the tears that were trying to pass through the corners of her eyes.

Muttering to himself: "That's ridiculous."

Outside, Su Mingji stood at the same spot helplessly, stunned for a few minutes, then fell silent for a while, looking at the closed door, he lost the courage to knock on it.

Pick up things on the ground step by step.

"Orange, come and eat some wontons, it's hot."

There was no overnight feud between father and daughter, Su Ju responded, the hot breath spread from the bowl into the air, and the familiar taste entered the mouth.

Su Ju was speechless and resolved quickly.

"I'll find a job later and make good money."

The hand holding the spoon paused, and said a word indifferently: "Oh."

Clearly showing disbelief, he packed up the finished dishes and went out.

Father Su also knew that his credibility was gone in her eyes, so he didn't convince her for a while.

"Be careful on the road and study hard."

Su Ju's eyes were faint, and her tone was still a bit aggressive: "Take care of yourself and then take care of me."

No matter what the people behind you think.

The steamer at the stall on the side of the road blew a layer of mist, and the boss saw her and said hello: "Orange is going to school."

Su Ju nodded and smiled: "Good morning, Uncle He, that's right."

"Who is this, why haven't I seen it before?"

"As for the daughter of Old Su's family, she hangs out all day and leaves early and returns late. She can't see anyone. I heard that her private life is very chaotic."

"Let's not talk about it, the old Su's family is very pitiful. Old Su gambled on his own, and his daughter suffered a lot at a young age."

"It's not that the whole family doesn't see each other. They start to make up like red buttocks at a young age. It's not certain what they will do to hook up. What's so pitiful."

"That's why Lao Su believes that she is going to work part-time. Don't you think about what kind of jobs require you to wear makeup all day long. You beat people in school all day. Who told you last time that you saw her hanging out with a group of men? .”

The three of them were buying breakfast and discussing Su Ju passing by.

The boss also changed his attitude when he heard that, originally he didn't speak because he didn't want to spoil his mood because of the early morning.

Ready to close the stall.

"Where is the bun I want?"

The boss who waited for a long time to get the breakfast and was busy closing the stall.

"Nothing."

Glancing at the steamer he packed: "You still have so many here."

"Sorry, I don't sell."

"What do you mean."

All three women glared at the boss, one of them pointed at him.

The boss took a look and said with disdain: "If you don't want to sell my things, it's up to you?"

(End of this chapter)