Come Over and Keep Me Company

Hearing that, Su Yang asked, "Stay for a while?"

"Yes, is that okay?" Gali tilted her head and looked at Su Yang with an expression that was both adorably clueless and a little bashful.

Looking at that face—one capable of driving any man wild—Su Yang nodded with a smile. "Sure."

After saying that, he reached out, pulled the door he had just opened shut again, and followed Gali into Room 5.

Once inside, Gali turned and closed the door. Under the lights, her little face looked unusually rosy.

Su Yang turned and smiled. "Why is your face so red?"

"Red?" Gali immediately covered her cheeks with her hands.

"A little. Why don't you go look in the mirror?"

"Uh... no need. I'm probably just flushed from walking. It's nothing, Mr. Su. Come sit down." Gali walked around behind Su Yang and pushed him over to the sofa.

"What time do you usually go to bed?" Su Yang asked as he sat on the sofa.

"I usually go to bed at one or two."

"Then it's still early."

"Yeah. Mainly because chatting with you is so much fun, Mr. Su. I thought I'd keep talking for a while."

"Sure. I go to bed late too, anyway, so come sit down." Su Yang waved her over.

"Okay, I'll get you some water." Gali went to the door, opened the small refrigerator in the room, took out two bottles of sparkling water, and returned to sit beside Su Yang.

"Here, Mr. Su. Have some water."

"Okay, thanks."

"You're welcome."

As the two of them chatted, Su Yang's phone rang again.

He took it out and glanced at it. Someone had sent him another message.

Winnie: Su, are you asleep?

"Who is it?" Gali turned and asked.

"No one. Just a spam message. Ignore