Chapter 1108 - 1135: Anchor Interview (3)

Chapter 1108: Chapter 1135: Anchor Interview (3)

She didn’t do it intentionally, but in that moment, she realized that Daniel Davis wanted to hold her.

At this moment—

Daniel Davis slid one hand into his pants pocket and smiled, saying, "Let’s go, I’ll walk you back."

"Okay." Tongtong nodded, following him as they continued walking back.

As they walked closer to the dormitory building, she bit her lip and reached out, loosely hooking her arm onto Daniel Davis’s.

Daniel Davis visibly paused for a moment, looked down at her.

Tongtong smiled, raised her face, and softly said, "I wasn’t deliberately avoiding you just now."

Last time she asked Daniel Davis for a breakup, but he refused to agree. The two didn’t contact each other for several days, then Daniel Davis took the initiative to reach out to her again, acting like nothing happened, explaining that he had been busy with work and hadn’t reached out.

Tongtong understood of course, it wasn’t work keeping him from seeing her, but that he didn’t want to hear her repeatedly talk about breaking up.

Her heart softened.

They didn’t mention the breakup anymore, and managed to get along well during this time.

As long as she didn’t see Camden River, Tongtong felt she could forget him.

Daniel Davis tightened his grip on her hand, and they walked quite slowly, taking a while to reach the dormitory building. Tongtong pressed her lips together, lowering her head to look at their clasped hands. For the first time, she felt some reluctance to part.

As did Daniel Davis, even more so.

Their eyes met, and he slightly exerted force with his wrist, pulling Tongtong into his embrace, hugging her.

"Brother Davis." Tongtong unexpectedly did not dodge, her body wasn’t stiff either, she relaxed and nestled in his arms, softly saying, "I’m sorry."

"I told you not to apologize." Daniel Davis tightened his grip on her shoulder, smiled, and said, "I said I’d give you time. Although I sometimes act impulsively, I’ll still try to be patient."

"Okay." Tongtong nodded and withdrew from his embrace.

Daniel Davis looked at her with a hint of a smile in his eyes, "Take a nap if you’re tired, you don’t have to push yourself too hard with the studying."

"I know." Tongtong nodded again, pressing her lips, looking into his eyes for a while, then suddenly blushing, said, "Well, I’m going then."

"Alright, head up." Daniel Davis smiled calmly.

Tongtong looked at him, not knowing what she was thinking, her face turned redder, she stood hesitantly for quite a while, then slightly raised her head and hesitantly asked, "So, um, don’t you want to kiss me?"

As soon as she finished speaking, she was pulled into Daniel Davis’s arms.

Daniel Davis gave her a kiss that was somewhat intense.

Once the kiss was over, they both were slightly breathless, standing beneath the tall parasol tree, their gazes intertwined.

Tongtong seemed to hear her own heartbeat, catching glimpses from the corner of her eye of a few other students passing by, causing her face to redden further, she stammered, "Then, Brother Davis, I’m going up."

As she said this, she turned around and ran quickly.

Daniel Davis watched her retreating figure, and for the first time, smiled contentedly.

After smiling, he raised his hand to rub his lips a couple of times, then turned and headed toward where he parked.

——

At two in the afternoon.

Mia Ginger arrived at the first floor of Building 2.

There were many people waiting.

The TV station had never before allowed interns to anchor, making this opportunity exceptionally rare. Naturally, many students signed up for interviews, forming a line stretching from the classroom door, extending for quite a distance. With a quick glance, there were easily over a hundred people.

About a third of the college’s students were there.

Mia Ginger arrived late, standing at the end of the line, calculating the time, feeling extremely helpless.

Over a hundred people; even if each person only has five minutes, finishing all these interviews would take about ten hours?