Pampered by My Ex's Cousin-Chapter 1001 - 1002: Campus Hot Kiss (Part 2)

Ji Chicheng blocked her view, and she craned her neck to look toward the basketball court.

Pretending to be very interested in what was happening over there.

"I’m sorry."

The man in front of her suddenly apologized, full of sincerity.

Ji Anning was a bit surprised. After all, ever since he was young, Young Master Ji’s dictionary seemed to lack these three words. She looked up at him, "Do you... do you know what you did wrong?"

Obviously, he was wrong, so his apology was expected. Ji Anning, why are you so excited? 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞

So spineless.

Ji Chicheng said, "I shouldn’t argue with a woman."

With a single sentence, Ji Anning’s face went dark again, "Unrepentant."

Ji Chicheng quickly corrected himself, "I shouldn’t argue with my own wife."

Ji Anning was still dissatisfied, looking left and right, yet refusing to look at Ji Chicheng’s face.

Ji Chicheng thought for a moment and straightforwardly said, "I’m an uncle who actually argued with my own niece; too undignified as an elder."

Ji Anning couldn’t help it and burst into laughter.

She laughed bashfully, "You’re so annoying."

She clenched her fist and punched Ji Chicheng’s chest. As she was about to withdraw her hand, Ji Chicheng suddenly grabbed her wrist, leaned down, pressed his forehead against hers, and softly called her, "Anning."

The gentle tone and deep voice were like the light rain of early spring falling into Ji Chicheng’s heart lake, stirring up waves in her heart.

She looked up, with sparkling innocent eyes staring at him, "What are you doing?"

Ji Chicheng chuckled softly, "Let’s make up for the regrets of the past."

"Wha..."

Ji Anning hadn’t even finished saying the word ’t’ before the man’s lips sealed hers.

Ji Chicheng pushed her back a step, pinning her against the tree, their bodies pressed closely together.

A gust of wind blew by, rustling the leaves on the treetop, and a few, unable to withstand the shaking, drifted down to the ground.

The wind stirred Ji Anning’s skirt, tousling her hair.

The scent of youth arrived so suddenly.

The boy she secretly liked, in a white T-shirt, kissed her under the campus tree, fulfilling her teenage dream and making up for the regrets they’d left there.

...

"These people are so annoying, taking photos of everything. I wonder if they’d even snap pics of someone taking a dump."

On the way back, Ji Chicheng drove while Ji Anning leaned on the passenger seat, bored, she took out her phone, wanting to see if they were still trending on Weibo today.

As soon as she logged in, she saw a major account sharing her photo.

’Uncle-niece couple suspected of a spat; niece leaves restaurant with a dark face and takes a cab alone to her former alma mater, the Elite Academy...’

Nine photos, from her leaving the restaurant to hailing a cab, and then to here.

The post was made an hour ago.

Only then did she realize that she had been tailed by the paparazzi the entire way.

None of this was important. What was important was...

Ji Anning turned her head, displeased, and looked at Ji Chicheng, "Telepathic my foot, you just saw the news online and then knew I was here."

She even genuinely thought he knew her so well that he’d guessed she would be here.

Ji Chicheng pursed his lips, annoyed at himself, thinking he should have blocked all those gossip accounts earlier.

Ha, without them, could you have found your wife?

Who knows, you might still be wandering around the streets, and now you want to burn the bridge!

...

That place of Jin Yuanyuan is quite remote, taking two to three hours by car. To catch the Children’s Day program the kids prepared for them, they had to head over a day early.