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Long Yong's expression gradually became uneasy. "They are not dating." Rao Jie couldn't possibly be lying to him.
Ye Ming was unsure how much Long Yong knew, so he ambiguously replied, "Oh? Is that so? I'm not really sure!"
Long Yong's thoughts were a bit chaotic. He knew Wu Rong's sister was a good friend of Rao Jie; did living together have something to do with this? Or was it something else?
Ye Ming felt a bit sorry for Long Yong, seeing him frustrated, but since his brother was finally about to welcome spring in his life, if he missed this chance, who knows if he would end up lonely forever! People with disabilities deserve kindness! So he could only put Long Yong in a difficult position.
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The two of them chased downstairs and saw Wu Rong and Rao Jie waiting for a ride. Wu Rong had been drinking, and since Rao Jie couldn't drive, they had to wait for someone to bring the car over.
The two stood under the streetlight by the roadside without speaking, and a gentle breeze blew by, giving off a feeling of a perfect couple from afar.
When Wu Rong saw Ye Ming and Long Yong approaching, she clicked her tongue in annoyance.
Rao Jie also looked up, somewhat puzzled.
Ye Ming stepped forward and laughed heartily, "Don't glare at me; I'm just worried about you drinking and getting angry enough to drive under the influence."
Rao Jie quickly said, "I've already called a designated driver; they'll be here soon."
Ye Ming smiled and replied, "Then I can relax. By the way, Rao Jie, don't take what happened earlier to heart. I've been displeased with those guys for a long time; your principal is also unhappy with them. Even if you didn't say anything, I would have spoken up. But since you did, it helped me out; I owe you one."
Upon hearing this, Rao Jie let out a sigh of relief and looked gratefully at Ye Ming. "Thank you, Director Ye."
"No need to thank me; I should be thanking you for standing up for Wu Rong—you're practically a little hero," Ye Ming teased while winking at Wu Rong.
Long Yong felt a bit out of place and hurriedly searched for an excuse but could only anxiously ask, "Rao Jie, you..."
Rao Jie looked over.
"You... free tomorrow?"
Rao Jie was taken aback and was about to respond when Wu Rong directly interrupted, "She’s not free; she has tutoring!"
Rao Jie swallowed her words and awkwardly nodded. She had just asked Wu Rong to help her with tutoring not long ago; it wouldn't make sense to go back on her word the very next day!
Long Yong's expression dimmed slightly, prompting Ye Ming to quickly change the subject to lighten the mood.
At that moment, the car arrived.
Wu Rong said indifferently, "Let's go."
Rao Jie nodded and was about to greet her senior when she suddenly realized she was still wearing his jacket. She quickly reached out to take it off.
"Sorry, senior, I forgot. Thank you for the jacket."
Long Yong saw this and hurriedly stopped Rao Jie, saying, "Just wear it. It wouldn't be good if you catch a cold on your way back, especially since you're in a hurry to study. I'm not cold; you can return it to me later."
Rao Jie was about to say that it wasn't cold in the car and they would be home soon. Before she could speak, the jacket she was wearing was lifted.
Turning around, she saw Wu Rong expressionlessly lifting Long Yong's coat with one hand, tossing it into Long Yong's arms. Then, in a particularly gentlemanly manner, he took off his own jacket and draped it over Rao Jie's shoulders.
"Can we go now?"
Rao Jie thought: …Actually, she really wasn't cold.
Ye Ming watched Wu Rong's childish behavior with amusement. He probably didn't even realize what he was doing—just like a child instinctively snatching their own toy away from others. He didn't want anyone else touching his things.
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