Grandpa's Heart Candy

Chapter 59

Before leaving, he muttered, "This doesn't look like someone is sick."

Bo Yanjing came back with the medicine and stared at her expressionlessly.

"Brother, I have a headache."

Su Ju put her hands behind her head, biting her lips and looking weak, for no reason she didn't dare to look into his deep eyes.

The room will be quiet.

Bo Yanjing poured a glass of water, "What happened to your face?"

She thought he would ask why he was late today, but she froze when she was about to reply.

"This is my new makeup, it looks good."

Su Ju lowered her head and wiped.

I thought: he has such good eyesight, you can see that.

A hand with sharp bones appeared in the downcast eyes, holding a pack of makeup remover towels, "Remove the powder on your face for me."

"Brother, I—"

Before Su Ju could refute, Bo Yanjing's cool voice caught his ears.

"Or should I unload it for you?"

Su Ju took it tremblingly, lowered her head and didn't move, obviously she didn't want to, and it was only a second if she could delay it for a second.

"Do not talk."

Bo Yanjing impatiently took out the makeup remover towel, blocked her words, lifted her mandible and wiped it on her little face.

Su Ju didn't dare to move the hand with the needle inserted.

He was half-kneeling on the small hospital bed, holding Su Ju's other hand under his knee to resist.

Su Ju pouted and stared at him messing with his face, her eyes erratic with his frowning.

Bo Yanjing gently wiped away the original marks on her face, her eyes narrowed, and a hint of danger flashed across her face.

"Who did it?"

"Accidentally knocked."

Su Ju habitually bit her lip.

The two went back together yesterday. Su Ju once said that her home was not far from when he parted ways, and it was at the next corner.

Not on the road, it can only be at home.

Bo Yanjing restrained her face, opened the anti-swelling ointment that came along, "Don't move, I will help you with some medicine."

Su Ju froze for a moment, originally thought he would ask, and then thought of a reason to prevaricate.

Didn't expect him to believe it?

Su Ju's face could clearly feel something cool and refreshing. His strength was very light, and he passed slowly like a feather.

Looking up at his focused eyes, there seemed to be a warm current pouring into the apex of my heart, penetrating the breath in the whole body.

She felt a little sleepy just by looking at Bo Yanjing, and yawned involuntarily, rubbing her face comfortably, Su Ju closed her eyelids.

Su Ju, who woke up from sleep, rubbed her eyes, the needle and thread in her hand disappeared at some point, leaving a small needle pain to remind her of the injection.

I thought to myself: He must go back to class. Sending you to the infirmary is considered a conscience discovery, and it is too unrealistic to think that he can accompany you.

Sighing slightly, she pursed her lips.

Someone came in from the empty bed next to her, Su Ju got up and hurriedly closed the curtain, hid in the quilt and got bored, for fear that anyone would see her without makeup.

Bo Yanjing came over with a box of lunch, didn't look at the people in the next bed, only saw Su Ju who was lying quietly, now hiding under the blanket like a caterpillar, wriggling from time to time.

She lifted off her amulet, no, it was a face amulet.

Bearing the brunt of it, he covered his face, revealing his dark grape-sized eyes, and blinked involuntarily.

"Brother, you are still here."

The tone was obviously a little surprised.

Bo Yanjing glanced at her lightly, "Eat."

Feelings, did he buy food for me? ? ?Su Ju was moved inwardly.

In the next second, I was moved and fed the dog.

"I don't want to starve you to death, let me be responsible."

Su Ju glanced around, put down her hands covering her face, and walked towards the small table with a moist complexion.

"Brother, can you say something I like to hear, I'm easy to run away like you."

"Give me a look?"

Bo Yanjing snorted and moved her messy curly hair.

Su Ju was so angry that she pressed her teeth, picked out the green pepper she didn't like, and resentfully enjoyed the boxed lunch he brought.

(End of this chapter)