you dare to leave me

Ji Jiaoyu looked at Bai Xi and showed a mocking smile. Although he didn't know who the caller was, he must have some brain problems if he wanted to threaten me with a fool.

Thinking about it, Ji Jiaoyu got out of the car.

When Bai Xi saw Ji Jiaoyu, he still reflexively wanted to go to him.

Before he made a move, Ji Jiaoyu glanced at him, and quietly looked away.

Such a subtle movement was quickly caught by Bai Xi, and he silently retracted his feet.

"What's the matter, elementary school brother?" Song Feng beside him saw that something was wrong with Bai Xi.

"It's nothing...it's okay." I made an agreement with Xiaoyu a long time ago, pretend not to know each other in school, and keep my promise!

"Song Feng, it's time for class."

"OK, let's go!"

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Bai Xi stared at the sky boredly in the classroom, but couldn't help but listen to Ji Jiaoyu chatting with his friends in his ears.

Suddenly feeling a little thirsty, Bai Xi grabbed his water bottle and walked out.

"Hey, hey..." A soft voice reached Bai Xi's ears.

A rather pretty girl was leaning against the wall, bowing her head and softly calling Bai Qi.

"Is something wrong?" Bai Xi asked.

"That, that, you and Ji Jiaoyu are in the same class, right?"

Hearing Ji Jiaoyu's name, Bai Xi was still in a daze, "Yes."

"Then" the girl took out a pink letter from her pocket, "You, can you help me and give it to him"

Bai Xi took the letter, and as soon as he raised his head to say something, the girl covered her face and ran away.

Bai Xi looked back at Ji Jiaoyu who was chatting with his friends, walked back to his seat, and took out the mobile phone Ji Jiaoyu gave him.

"Xiaoyu, you have a letter"

Bai Xi seldom sends messages, and feels dizzy after staring at his phone for a long time. He can write simply by hand, but because he writes slowly, the messages he sends are also very brief.

Bai Xi put the letter in Ji Jiaoyu's clothes, pretending to pick it up and put it on his desk.

I don't know why, but when I put down my clothes, I felt unwilling.