non-human reincarnation

Gu Ran's house is the second home for Chi Wu, and he skillfully got a pair of slippers for Cheng Yan after entering the door.

"I'll come out after I stir-fry some more vegetables." Gu Ran put on an apron and chatted with Chi Wu across the kitchen, "How does it feel to be on the second ladder?"

Chi Wu searched for a bottle of milk in his refrigerator, squatted on the ground and quietly picked the lid with his fingernails, he couldn't figure it out for a long time, Cheng Yan couldn't stand it, and after taking it away, he opened it and returned it to him.

Chi Wu gulped down half a bottle before saying, "It's not that good, it's kind of boring."

"At least it's more interesting than the first level." Gu Ran said.

"I feel that the first level is more difficult, and the teammate's abilities encountered in the first level are more powerful." Chi Wu secretly drank Gu Ran's milk, and when he threw it into the trash can, he made a thumping sound. Gu Ran turned his head and cursed, " You stole my milk again!"

The tip of Chi Wu's tongue was lightly licked between his lips, and he reminisced with a rogue expression: "It's finished." He pointed to the clock, "Wen Bo is coming soon, you haven't cooked yet."

Gu Ran warned him with a spatula from a distance, and then continued to work on his own.

The layout of Gu Ran's HOS house is exactly the same as that of Chi Wu's house. Cheng Yan sat on the sofa and waited for Chi Wu to come over and said, "Does the furniture come as a gift when you buy the HOS house?"

"Well." Chi Wu said, "They all check in with their bags."

"Then everyone's furniture is different?" Cheng Yan asked.

"The same." Chi Wu asked him, "Why?"

Cheng Yan said it was nothing, and patted the armrest of the sofa with his hand.

Chi Wu looked at it for a while, realized it, and argued for himself: "How many years have I lived in my house, and his house has only been bought for less than a year. Of course, the furniture is newer than mine."

He didn't speak loudly, but his tone was much better than usual, there was no sarcasm or cynicism, on the contrary, he was soft, warm and well-behaved.

Cheng Yan looked at him blankly for a while, and waited for obvious doubts to appear on his face before asking casually, "You guys have known each other for less than a year?"

Gu Ran answered this question in the kitchen: "We have known each other for two years. I took the first ladder with Chi Wu. I have to save money to buy a HOS house. How can it be so fast." He put the vegetables on a plate, Bring it out, "I just passed the fourth ladder."

Cheng Yan nodded and asked, "What about your boyfriend?"

Gu Ran paused, satisfied with the title, with a smile on his face: "He and I also passed the fourth ladder."

"Are you forming a team?" Cheng Yan asked.

Gu Ran gave a triumphant "hmm".

After he finished speaking, the unlocked door was pushed open.

Gu Ran, who was still arranging the dishes at the dining table, ran away and hid in the bedroom.

Chi Wu glanced at it, and continued to prop his chin to flip through the notebook on the coffee table, which recorded the shortcomings of a bunch of NPCs in the ladder.

"Where's Gu Ran?"

The young man finally showed up, standing at the junction of the porch and the living room, his eyebrows were high, his eyes were deep below, and he had an upright, serious and just appearance.

If the first impression of Cheng Yan is that he is unrestrained and unrestrained, then Wen Bo is another extreme. Anyone who sees it will feel steady and steady.

Chi Wu pointed without raising his head: "In the room."

"Gu Ran, come out." Wen Bo stood in the living room, not planning to take a seat, "Where's the person?"

"Come in." Gu Ran called him from the room.

Wen Bo sighed helplessly, walked through the living room, and looked sideways at Cheng Yan who was sitting in it very indifferently: "Who are you?"

"He's my friend, he lives across from my house," Chi Wu said, "Cheng Yan."

This name seemed very special to Wen Bo, Wan Nian had an intriguing expression on his straight face.

Gu Ran opened the bedroom door and took a look: "What are you talking about outside?"

"Nothing." Wen Bo hurried over, "What do you want to show me?"

Gu Ran dragged him into the room and closed the door.

Cheng Yan looked at Chi Wu with some doubts.

"Maybe doing something inside that I can't see." Chi Wu said.

Cheng Yan: "Then is this meal good enough?"

Chi Wu blinked: "Do you believe it?"

Cheng Yan naturally didn't believe it, and asked him instead: "Are they a couple?"

"I can't tell," Chi Wu said, "Maybe, maybe not."

Cheng Yan's gossip about Gu Ran and Wen Bo only reached this level. There was no one else in the living room, so Cheng Yan chatted, "How many gold coins did the second ladder give you?"

Chi Wu spread out one hand, all five fingers straightened.

"I have six." Cheng Yan said.

Chi Wu put his spread fingers together and moved them in front of Cheng Yan: "Repay the money."

Chi Wu gave Cheng Yanjin the jacket of the second ladder, and he promised to return the money to Chi Wu if he came out.

"Money fan." Cheng Yan took out a gold coin from his pocket, "Give me the change."

Chi Wu snatched it away first and put it in his pocket: "If I have a chance to go to the supermarket, I will find it for you."

"How much?" Cheng Yan asked.

"Hmm..." Chi Wu didn't answer directly, "I'm really going to visit the supermarket recently. There are not many vegetables left at home, so I will try my luck and see if there is any rice."

The description of his plan was relatively long-term, and Cheng Yan's hanging heart finally fell down, thinking that Chi Wu should have almost escaped from the emotions just now, and no longer impulsively enter the ladder immediately.

He let Chi Wu be vague, sat in the living room for another 2 minutes, and asked, "Why do you all like rice?"

"I don't need a reason to like to eat rice," Chi Wu said, "The main reason is that I can't eat rice, and the food in the supermarket appears randomly, because the people who live there are all non-human beings, and they don't all eat rice and noodles as their staple food, so Rice is just one of many foods, and the random rate is quite low."

He said, staring at the rice cakes on the table, and realized that since Cheng Yan ate up all the rice in his family, he had spent a long time with flour products.

"You have to pay me," Chi Wu said, "You ate up all the rice in my house."

His voice sounded like he was being coquettish. Although the literal content made Cheng Yan feel that this little liar was deceiving, but it was very useful in his heart.

Chi Wu's attitude towards Cheng Yan has changed obviously, even though he was still absent-minded a few minutes ago, caught in his own emotional adversity.

But at least now, after knowing the origin of Cheng Yan and himself, Chi Wu thinks that Cheng Yan, like Gu Ran Wenbo, is a friend and one of his own.

"You don't need to ask me for money," Cheng Yan said generously, "Go to the supermarket when you get up tomorrow. If you have rice, you can buy rice. If you don't, I'll buy you milk."

The corner of Chi Wu's lips curled up, with a happy expression on his face.

"Okay, okay, come out." Gu Ran pushed open the bedroom door, took off his apron and held it in his hand, "Eat."

Chi Wu paid attention to Wen Bo behind him, and when he walked past him, he smelled the faint fragrance of daisies.

Gu Ran was obviously not that happy, but he wasn't that unhappy either. After putting away the apron, he greeted them for dinner, and conveniently picked up a rabbit-shaped rice cake for Wen Bo: "Try what you made today."

Wen Bo had nothing to say, so he ate it with his head down.

At the rectangular dining table, Chi Wu and Cheng Yan sat on one side, and Gu Ran and Wen Bo sat opposite.

They ate separately, and no one raised a topic to talk about. The atmosphere was very subtle, and Chi Wu suddenly covered his nose and sneezed, got up, ran to wash his hands, and sat down again.

"Gu Ran, there are too many peppers." He complained.

Gu Ran gave him a white look: "The spicy chicken that Cheng Yan cooks for you every day, why don't you say it's spicy, the spicy taste rushed to me upstairs."

"That's spicy too." Chi Wu said, "It's all spicy."

Gu Ran picked an egg for him, and looked at Wen Bo at the same time: "Chi Wu has passed the second ladder."

"I know," Wen Bo said, "People outside are discussing it."

Cheng Yan was very interested: "What are you talking about him?"

The subtle expression on Wen Bo's face appeared again, and after picking up a piece of vegetable, he said, "There are a lot."

When it comes to gossip, Chi Wu has never been missing, saying that he is an evergreen gossip tree in the third world that lasts for thousands of years does not have any sense of disobedience.

But this gossip has long been familiar to Chi Wu, he ate calmly, and even boasted that Gu Ran's dishes today are excellent, especially for Cheng Yan to learn how to make Liangpi.

After dinner, they played backgammon in the living room. After Chi Wu yawned twice, Wen Bo dropped the chess piece in his hand: "That's all for today, I'll go back first."

Gu Ran poked Chi Wu with his elbow, and Chi Wu had no choice but to force himself: "Don't go, come two more rounds, I will send Cheng Yan to play instead of me."

"If you don't play anymore, you won't be able to tell the winner." Wen Bo got up.

Gu Ran hurriedly took his hand: "It's too far from here to Area B, or you can sleep at my house."

Wen Bo looked into his eyes, and Gu Ran forced a smile: "I can sleep in the living room."

"Go to bed well, it won't be long before I walk back," he patted Gu Ran on the shoulder, "Go to bed early."

Gu Ran didn't speak any more and sent them out.

When he went downstairs, Chi Wu kept looking at Wen Bo's back. After Wen Bo said goodbye to him, he didn't respond, and opened the door directly to enter his home.

"Aren't you happy?" Cheng Yan asked after him.

Chi Wu poured water into the glass, drank half of it, and sat in front of the sofa.

"I wasn't quite sleepy just now, but now I'm sitting here with energy again."

Chi Wu was quite sad, and gave a low "um".

Cheng Yan sat down beside him and asked, "Is Gu Ran unrequited love?"

Chi Wu didn't shake his head or nod, and sat quietly.

"Then why are you angry with Wen Bo?" Cheng Yan asked him.

Chi Wu drank all the water, leaned back on the sofa, his waist slumped, a little decadent: "You don't need to be responsible for talking about relationships on the ladder."

"Because there will be no results, right?" Cheng Yan said.

Chi Wu: "So they are willing to fall in love with many people, kiss, have sex, and enjoy all the free orgies before the end."

"I don't think Wen Bo is this type of person." Cheng Yan said.

"He's not," Chi Wu said, "He knows there will be no results, so no matter what Gu Ran does, he won't be able to impress him."

"Isn't this better? Be clear and don't give others hope." Cheng Yan said.

The empty glass was held by Chi Wu and placed on his belly. He knew in his heart that, just like what Cheng Yan said, Wen Bo's approach was right, since he didn't intend to be with Gu Ran, he wouldn't give Gu Ran hope.

But people are biased.

Every time Gu Ran is splashed with cold water, Chi Wu feels that Wen Bo's actions are too unreasonable.

He closed his eyes, put the back of his head on the backrest, turned his head and asked Cheng Yan: "Are you still going back?"

Cheng Yan came in with Chi Wu under the guise of caring about the relationship between Gu Ran and Wen Bo, and now that he had finished what he wanted to say, he really had no reason to stay any longer.

"Then I'll go back." Cheng Yan said.

"Yeah." Chi Wu got up and took off his coat as he walked, "Let's go."

Cheng Yan stood in the porch for a while, then took two steps back: "Chi Wu, good night."

Chi Wu stopped taking off his T-shirt and turned to look at him, not understanding why his sudden good night was for.

Cheng Yan sighed unrecognizably, turned and opened the door: "I'm leaving."

Chi Wu approached behind him at this time: "Remember to wake me up tomorrow, we made an appointment to go to the supermarket together." He whispered, "Good night."

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