Yajiang New City was more or less a riverside apartment complex.
It belonged to his aunt. Since Tang Huiwen had moved to a coastal city, Tang Zhi Chu didn't really want to go back to the old house either, so he rented her place. She hadn't even accepted the money he'd transferred her.
It was a decent place to stay for the time being.
It was a three-bedroom apartment on the twenty-eighth floor of Building Two, not particularly large.
Tang Zhi Chu took a few pictures and sent them to Tang Huiwen.
"Just make yourself at home. Don't worry, I won't come sneaking in. If I come back, I'll let you know ahead of time. There are quilts and comforters in the closet. Look around and find them yourself," Tang Huiwen replied right away.
"I locked the master bedroom for you."
"It's fine. Just stay in whichever room you like best. If you get scared, you can call me!"
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"Hahaha, by the way, that little Sister Lan is pretty great. She's got such a good figure."
"Aren't you busy?"
Tang Zhi Chu set his computer on the desk in the study. He knew his aunt was trying to cheer him up in her own way, so he replied casually, not wanting to spurn her kindness.
Tang Huiwen sent him a photo. It looked like she was having afternoon tea.
"Listen, if a girl doesn't dislike you—or even likes you a little—you need to be bold. Girls love a good atmosphere. You know what I mean by that? Say she's a bit more mature. Show her how thoughtful you are. Cook her a meal yourself, something that tastes good and looks good. And even when you're cooking, you have to dress the part. Picture it: flames dancing, the warmth of