Chapter 730: Thank You Brother Goodbye Brother

Chu Yao stiffened for a moment.

“Next time before you look for me, let me know, and I’ll come see you.”

She didn’t mention Mo Tingshen at all.

The change in topic was also quite stiff.

Her tone didn’t sound bad, but Mo Suizhi faltered, “I…

will pay attention next time.”

Chu Yao’s inner alarm bells rang loudly, and her hurried explanations felt like trying to plug her ears to steal bells.

At the tip of her tongue, her mind suddenly blanked out.

After pausing, she decided to drop the pretense.

She simply said, “The film city is too crowded, it’s difficult for you to see me if you come, and I have many fans.

You might not even be able to push through them.

What’s the point of just glimpsing me from afar?

If you want to come, tell me, and I’ll have Sister Mi come pick you up.”

Mo Suizhi looked up, “Brother knows you’re popular, but aren’t you praising yourself too much?”

Chu Yao laughed twice, “I am so famous now, when else should I flaunt it if not now!”

“Yes, yes, you’re right,” Mo Suizhi shook his head with a smile, “I just came to take a look at you.

This is your first drama since your comeback, I should have come.

It doesn’t seem sincere enough over the phone.”

“As long as the thought’s there, that’s enough.

You don’t need to be so formal with me.”

Chu Yao, pushing the wheelchair, asked him, “Hungry?

Jiaojiao and I were just about to go eat.”

Mo Suizhi had already seen Nan Jiaojiao and had greeted her when they arrived.

“Just the two of you?”

“Lu Zhenzhen is also coming.

She went to the seafood place ahead of us.”

Mo Suizhi almost agreed, “Then next time.

Three girls, I wouldn’t fit in.”

Chu Yao teased him purposely, “Aren’t you sure?

It’s very difficult to get a date with me.”

Mo Suizhi waved at her, and as Chu Yao bent down, her forehead got knocked.

“So disrespectful, even joking with your second brother.”

She touched her forehead, pouting indifferently, and after standing up, her eyes unexpectedly caught a glimpse of a tall and slender figure.

Mo Tingshen was standing there, not knowing how long he had been watching.

As their eyes met, the smile on Chu Yao’s face and in her eyes completely disappeared.

She didn’t even offer him a proper look and turned her eyes away.

“Big brother?”

Mo Suizhi noticed him too.

Mo Tingshen took his hands out of his trouser pockets.

“I’ll do it.”

Though he was speaking to Chu Yao, as he lifted his hand, he hadn’t yet touched the wheelchair armrest when Chu Yao had already withdrawn her hand and stepped aside, increasing the distance between them.

Mo Tingshen’s hand didn’t pause, touching the spot she had just touched, feeling the nearly gone warmth and the frost she had rubbed off into her palm.

“Let’s go.”

Chu Yao spoke only to Mo Suizhi, without a single goodbye, and took Nan Jiaojiao to leave.

“Chu Yao.”

Mo Tingshen called after her, “You won’t even call my name when you see me?”

Her shoulders tensed slightly, but in a moment, the tightness relaxed, and she turned around, eyes playfully tilted, “Hello, brother.”

She flirted intentionally, seductive yet not vulgar, but that kind of smile was merely superficial.

Not heartfelt.

Mo Tingshen: “Did you receive the funds?”

“Received, I thank brother on behalf of the crew.”

His eyebrows slightly raised, “No need to thank on anyone’s behalf, that was for you.”

“Ah, really?”

Chu Yao flicked her hair by her ear, her fingers pressed together at her temples, seemingly straining to pull up a smile for him, “Then Chu Yao thanks brother, see you, brother.”

With that, she left without looking back.

Mo Tingshen watched her get into the nanny van, the windows shut tightly, the person no longer visible, before he withdrew his gaze.