For the romance that might come that evening, Chu Ge threw himself into writing all afternoon, his fingers flying over the keyboard, determined to finish the planned chapters before dinner.
Holding a cup of hot tea, Qiu Wuji leisurely turned on the air conditioner, then leaned back in her chair and opened her laptop.
Her manner was growing ever more bourgeois.
Once the computer started up, Qiu Wuji slowly searched for "where to take a girl for fun." The answers mostly overlapped: movie theaters, amusement parks, parks.
Qiu Wuji thought for a moment, then searched for something else: "What does it mean when a man wants to take you out?"
Again, the answers mostly overlapped: "He likes you," "he wants to take things further with you," and "he wants a romantic relationship."
Although "taking things further" always sounded rather ill-intentioned when applied to Chu Ge, and probably wasn't as innocent as these answers suggested, the overall picture didn't go beyond Qiu Wuji's judgment, so she lazily closed the webpage.
Letting you experience what a modern girl ought to experience... making it sound so pretty.
Wasn't it just Chu Ge wanting to court Qiu Wuji?
Going out for some fun is fine. I want to see what's entertaining too... but taking things further? In your dreams. I'll smash your head in!
I'm getting better and better at understanding modern tricks!
Qiu Wuji charged into "Friendly Fire," ready to put up roadblocks for the dirty talk and cut down all opposition.
As it turned out, nobody in the group was talking dirty just then.
Group chats had always covered a jumble of subjects, with different people potentially discussing more than three topics at once. Qiu Wuji watched for quite a while before she figured out who was talking about copper mines in