"Tang Shiba, are you at this hospital too?"
Su Chen greeted Tang Shiba warmly, but gave Si Wuyu only a brief nod.
He walked over to Tang Shiba and handed her the newspaper he was holding. "The sun's pretty strong today. Here, use this for shade."
Tang Shiba took it. Su Chen thought she would use it to shield herself from the sun, but she slipped it under her bottom as a seat cushion instead.
Su Chen's smile widened. Tang Shiba really was different from other girls.
She was oddly adorable.
[A little sun won't make me tan. There's no bench here anyway. Sorry, newspaper, you'll have to make do.]
Si Wuyu felt ignored. Nothing about this Su Chen appealed to him, from head to toe.
He wheeled himself closer and pressed his leg firmly against Tang Shiba's. If he hadn't been injured, he would have wanted her sitting in his lap.
Both of them noticed his little maneuver. One thought he was childish but said nothing; the other frowned.
"He looks familiar, but I can't remember his name right now."
"A busy, important man like you naturally wouldn't remember other people's names, Young Master Su."
Tang Shiba nudged him with her leg. The man had a bad memory. Why was he talking to him like that?
Si Wuyu was unhappy. With a stony expression, he said, "My name is Si Wuyu. Remember it now, Young Master Su?"
Su Chen slapped his forehead. "Oh, now I remember. You're Fang Cheng's older brother, right? It's this memory of mine-I'm always forgetting things. Sorry about that."
Si Wuyu felt certain the man was doing it on purpose, and he had proof.
He could remember his idiot little brother's name but not his? Was his name really that hard to remember?
Si Wuyu