Chapter 227
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Shuxin had just finished washing up when Yang Ji arrived. His timing was really accurate. It was as if he lived next door and knew everything that she did.
Shuxin wanted to ask Yang Ji how he knew that she was staying in this hotel, but when she thought of his quiet personality, she dismissed the idea. She would ask Song Li later.
When Shuxin arrived at the Weihena Hotel, Song Li was waiting at the entrance of the hotel.
The two of them entered the hotel together. When they were taking the elevator, Shuxin asked Song Li, "Secretary Song, I didn't even tell you my address. How did you know where I was?"
"The Fifth Lord knows everything about Miss Shu," Song Li said with a smile.
Shuxin, "…" This sentence again.
It was not until a long time later that Shuxin truly understood the meaning of Song Li's words. It turned out that Huo Yanqing knew her better than she knew herself.
Song Li walked Shuxin to the door of Huo Yanqing's room and stopped in his tracks. He said meaningfully, "I hope Miss Shu has a good time tonight."
Shuxin smiled politely. "Thank you."
Song Li turned to leave. After taking a few steps, he turned back. "Miss Shu."
Shuxin retracted her hand that was about to press the doorbell. "Is there anything else, Secretary Song?"
"Can Miss Shu stay tonight to accompany The Fifth Lord?" Song Li's tone was sincere. "After you came last night, The Fifth Lord didn't wake up. His headache has also subsided a lot today."
"But I …"
"Sorry to trouble you, Miss Shu. I won't be coming up tonight." Song Li bowed deeply and turned to leave quickly. He was so fast that he couldn't wait to step into the elevator.
Shuxin: "…" She hadn't agreed yet, alright?
Shuxin pressed the doorbell, and soon the door opened from the inside. Huo Yanqing stood at the door. The lights in the room did not seem to be on, and the lighting was a little dim. His handsome features blended into the darkness and appeared even more prominent.
"Come in," he said.
Shuxin entered the room and closed the door, blocking the light from the corridor outside. As expected, the light in the room was not turned on, so it was dim. Shuxin thought that Huo Yanqing might have forgotten to turn on the light, so she reached out to the entrance to turn on the light.
"Don't open it." Huo Yanqing's large hand suddenly reached over and pulled Shuxin's small, fair hand down and held it in his palm. "Follow me."
Shuxin felt the warmth of Huo Yanqing's palm, and her heartbeat became chaotic for a moment. She followed him forward.
After walking down a short corridor and entering the living room, Shuxin was stunned by the scene in front of her.
A round dining table was placed in the middle of the living room. On the table were western food, red wine, wine glasses, and beautifully folded western napkins. Two candles were placed in the middle of the table, and the candles emitted a dim yellow glow that colored the entire living room. The light was hazy, and there was an unknown ambiguous atmosphere.
It was so beautiful that it felt like a dream.
Huo Yanqing sensed that the girl beside him slowed down her footsteps. He asked her gently, "Do you like it?"
"Yes." Shuxin thought that probably no girl could resist the temptation of a candlelight dinner.
In fact, Shuxin was wrong. The main reason why everything seemed so beautiful was because the person accompanying her to the candlelight dinner was Uncle Wu, whom she liked.
Huo Yanqing pulled out a chair for Shuxin in a gentlemanly manner. He had practiced this action several times in advance, and it was not because his eyes were not good enough to grasp the direction. In an unfamiliar place, he only needed half an hour to get used to it, and he could move freely.
It was because this was the first time he was serving the girl he loved, and he wanted to do everything to the best of his ability.
Shuxin said politely, "Thank you, Uncle Wu."
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