A Girl's Intuition

Su Xun's actions had nothing to do with Xiao Tong.

Yu Xiao also didn't want Xiao Tong to be put in a difficult position.

There was no need.

She knew that if she were in such a situation, Xiao Tong and Xinning would do the same for her.

Of course, the premise for doing so was that she wouldn't suffer any substantial harm; otherwise, Yu Xiao wouldn't be willing to take a step back for the sake of friendship.

If not, she wasn't that foolish.

If she were harmed and the other party still asked her to back down, even if it hurt, she would start to examine whether this friendship she cherished was worth her sacrifice.

"Just a coincidence."

Xiao Xiao smiled faintly, composed and at ease.

This Xiao Xiao made Yu Xiao study him seriously, her words carrying a hint of novelty and surprise, "But, Xiao Xiao, I really couldn't tell."

"You're so powerfully imposing."

"You kicked the door right down."

He didn't look like someone who would do something so violent at all.

Yu Xiao suddenly thought that she had previously felt Chi Xiuchuan and Su Xun were the only two men she had ever met in her life who possessed the demeanor of an ancient gentleman. Although her current experience proved she was clearly blind in her assessment of Su Xun.

She now realized that Xiao Xiao also gave off a classical vibe.

This was probably greatly related to his family running a teahouse?

From years of immersion, Xiao Xiao carried a faint scent of tea, ethereal and distant, untainted by vulgarity.

However, while Chi Xiuchuan, and Su Xun who had given her a false impression before, felt like warm jade to the touch, Xiao Xiao was more like cool, refined jade.

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