Chapter 46

Shen Yu smiled and said, "Didn't I see her now?"

Shen Yi answered perfunctorily.

Yi Heng didn't seem very satisfied with Shen Yu's words, but he didn't know what to say.

In fact, even if Shen Yu ignored him, he didn't have any position or qualification to criticize Shen Yu. After all, there was no special relationship between them, unlike Tang Li and Shen Yu …

Thinking of Tang Li, Yi Heng's eyes suddenly dimmed a bit, but he still maintained an innocent smile on his face.

Yi Heng said, "I heard that you were sick. I wanted to see you, but Tang Li kept stopping me."

"Oh?" Shen Yu said lightly, "Maybe it's not convenient."

Yi Heng was stunned. He didn't expect that even though he had taken the initiative, Shen Yu would still have a cold and distant appearance. Suddenly, most of the smile in his eyes dissipated.

He tilted his head, leaned close to Shen Yu, and asked in a very serious tone, "Do you hate me very much?"

He didn't hate him.

It was just that he didn't like him either.

Shen Yu replied in his heart, but he didn't dare to say it out loud. In any case, Yi Heng was the male lead of this article. With the protagonist's halo around him, he would try his best not to make enemies.

Just as Shen Yu was struggling with how to reply, he suddenly heard a burst of slightly hurried footsteps behind him. Before Shen Yu could react, a tall and thin figure had already blocked in front of him.

"He doesn't necessarily hate you, but I hate you very much." Tang Li didn't hide the strong disgust in her tone as she stared coldly at Yi Heng.

After saying that, Tang Li turned around and stuffed the mineral water she had bought into Shen Yu's hand.

The mineral water had been frozen, and the cold feeling eased Shen Yu's hot and dry mood a lot. He pulled Tang Li's wrist from behind, gently squeezed it twice, and said with a smile, "Thank you, Chestnut."

Tang Li's cheeks were slightly red, and the depression she had felt when facing Yi Heng just now disappeared in an instant.

At this time, Uncle Zhang came over and said, "Sir, the car is here."

Shen Yu nodded and said, "Let's go."

Before leaving, Shen Yu glanced at Yi Heng, who was standing opposite to Tang Li. He saw that Yi Heng was also staring at him, and there were some unclear emotions written in his eyes.

The teacher standing on the side of the road called out to Yi Heng.

Yi Heng responded, then immediately turned his head and walked away.

The second before he turned his head, he very quickly returned to his usual expressionless face, as if the smiling face he wore not long ago was just a mask that he wore on his face, and he could take it off at any time without any hesitation.

Obviously, Tang Li also noticed the change in Yi Heng's expression, and the corner of his mouth raised into a mocking arc.

But when he looked at Shen Yu, he instantly restored his smile.

Shen Yu, "…"

When it came to changing faces, the male protagonist and the villain were really more powerful than the other.

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The English Competition in Jincheng was only held for two days. Originally, they could have gone back after staying in Jincheng for two days, but Shen Yu suddenly fell ill and had no choice but to delay the trip.

The vice-principal wanted to curry favor with Shen Yu, so he dragged the teachers and students to stay in Jincheng for a few more days. Of course, all the expenses would be reimbursed by the school.

When they returned to the airport of S City, Shen Yu looked at the vice-principal's flattering smile and felt apologetic in his heart. He immediately decided to donate two more dormitory buildings.

In any case, what the Shen family had the most was money.

When Shen Yu told this decision to the vice-principal, the vice-principal was surprised and delighted. He excitedly held Shen Yu's hand and refused to let go for a long time.

When Uncle Zhang saw this, he spent a great deal of effort to pry open the vice-principal's pincer-like hand.

Shen Yu smiled helplessly and subconsciously turned his head to look for Tang Li's figure, but he unexpectedly met Yi Heng's gaze.