Xi Yan had been silent to the side, suddenly looked over.
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Chapter 33
First love?
Bai Le thought about it seriously for a moment. He realized that he had never really liked anyone before. To be honest, he knew nothing about romance and was more interested in playing games than in these matters.
However, it seems that he did have a crush on a girl when he was in elementary school, but it was just a childish crush, like pulling other people's braids, and now he can't even remember her face.
"Elementary school?" Bai Le misunderstood the question and answered tentatively.
The others misunderstood his words and were embarrassed, not expecting that he had been in a relationship since elementary school.
Several people cautiously glanced at Xi Yan, noticing that his expression remained unchanged, but that was only an appearance; no one knew what he was truly feeling.
But it won't be too good in any case.
Wu Hua coughed lightly, tugged at Bai Le, and whispered, "When did you start dating in elementary school? How come I didn't know?"
Bai Le looked puzzled. "I'm not in a relationship."
Wu Hua glared at him. "So you're saying it was your first love?"
Bai Le was stunned for a moment, and it took him several seconds to react. "Damn, I thought you meant your first love was the first time you liked someone else."
No wonder he said Xi Yan's gaze was strange, like ice shards were about to fall from it.
After the atmosphere eased a bit, Wu Hua started yelling again that he didn't want to play Truth or Dare anymore, and suggested they play cards instead.
After hearing the suggestion, Xi Yan shook his head. "I have other matters to attend to, so I must take my leave first."
After saying that, he stood up and looked at Bai Le.
Bai Le:?
After a long pause, he pointed to himself and said, "I'm leaving too."
Seeing Xi Yan's face darken, Bai Le quickly and tactfully stood up as well.
After hearing Xi Yan's words, none of the others dared to stop him, nor did they dare to ask him why he had to take Bai Le with him.
As they entered the elevator through the corridor, Xi Yan looked at Bai Le with his dark eyes, his tone revealing neither joy nor anger.
Do you have someone you like?
Bai Le quickly and cautiously replied, "Of course not. I wasn't with her back then. She was just a kid who didn't understand things. At most, we could talk about having a crush on each other, and I've even forgotten what she looks like now."
Xi Yan was silent for a moment, then said slowly, "I never liked anyone when I was in elementary school."
Bai Le was stunned for a moment before he reacted. Although he knew he shouldn't, he couldn't help but want to laugh.
So, with a serious, stern face, she changed the subject, saying, "Shall we just leave like this?"
Xi Yan asked coldly, "What's wrong with it?"
Because he was taken away by Xi Yan at the last minute, he couldn't play bowling. But he didn't expect that Xi Yan hadn't planned for him to play those things in the first place, for fear of injuring his body.
Upon returning to the mansion, Aunt Wu saw him come back and hurriedly reached out to take off Bai Le's coat, but Xi Yan stopped her.
"Just like that, stay warm."
Aunt Wu certainly didn't dare disobey him. Although the heating was on in the house, Xi Yan still insisted that Bai Le wear more clothes, as if he wanted to wrap him up like a bear, for fear that he would catch a cold.
Following Xi Yan's instructions, Aunt Wu prepared a nourishing soup for Bai Le, a black chicken and red date soup. Bai Le found it a bit fishy and showed a resistant expression on his face.
Aunt Wu stood there, holding the soup bowl, looking somewhat helpless and unsure of what to do.
Xi Yan glanced at Bai Le, who was throwing a tantrum, and felt a little guilty.
Just as I was about to obediently take the soup bowl, I forced myself to drink it all in one gulp.
The next second, Xi Yan reached out and took the soup from Aunt Wu's hand, saying in a calm tone, "I'll do it."
Bai Le stared at him, watching as he blew on the spoon in his hand, bringing the sloshing soup flavor to Bai Le's lips.
Open your mouth.
Bai Le stared at him for a long time as if he had seen a ghost before slowly opening his mouth and swallowing the soup.
After the initial shock, he gradually got used to it and even began to enjoy Xi Yan's services with a clear conscience.
Just as the bowl was almost empty, Bai Le let out a loud burp.
Because there was still soup stuck to the corner of his mouth, he licked it, but accidentally touched Xi Yan's hand, which was about to withdraw.
The moment it brushed against his skin, it sent a shiver down his spine. Xi Yan's eyes darkened, and his other hand involuntarily caressed his cheek, as if handling something precious and fragile.
Bai Le looked at him with a puzzled expression, not understanding why he suddenly did this, only feeling a little pain on his face from being wiped.
"Stop rubbing! There's nothing dirty on my face. If you keep rubbing, your skin will peel."
Actually, he was exaggerating a bit. Xi Yan's touch wasn't very strong; in fact, it could be described as gentle. It was just that his skin was too delicate and sensitive.
Xi Yan paused for a moment, then seemed to come to her senses, her expression returning to normal.
He calmly withdrew his hand, and Bai Le's cheeks indeed turned bright red, as if they had been dyed a deep crimson, whether from embarrassment or something else, it was hard to tell.
As her pregnancy progressed, Bai Le became increasingly reluctant to move around. However, she still knew to go out for a walk when necessary.