"When you want to tell me, you will."
After making sure he had wiped his hands clean, leaving not a trace of blood, Gu Zheng tossed the tissues into the car's trash bin.
Looking into Wen Yu's eyes again, he smiled gently. "If you won't tell me, it means our relationship isn't there yet. I need to try harder."
His heart gave a heavy thump.
Wen Yu swallowed instinctively.
He abruptly pulled his hand back and averted his eyes. "If you listen to outsiders so readily, you'll be easily deceived."
"You're not an outsider." Gu Zheng gave the driver an address, and the car pulled away.
"Besides, I'm not as naive as you think. Think about it. If I were really that easy to fool, my family's corporation would have gone under seven or eight hundred times by now."
Wen Yu's lips twitched. "No one can win an argument with you."
"Of course not."
Gu Zheng took Wen Yu to an apartment he owned downtown.
In this commercial district where every inch of land cost a fortune, an enormous single-floor apartment overlooking the city skyline was not something just anyone could buy.
The moment Wen Yu walked in, even without deliberately paying attention, he couldn't help marveling at the understated luxury of the decor.
But a second later, when Gu Zheng took a pair of cute bunny slippers from a drawer, the same style as his own but in a different color, Wen Yu was utterly dismayed.
He stared at the pink bunny slippers for quite a while before looking back at Gu Zheng.
But as though avoiding him, Gu Zheng had already hurried farther inside, giving him no chance.
Wen Yu sighed and resigned himself to putting on the slippers, only to discover, to his surprise, that they