On the other side, Pu Sangzhi followed Huo Feng into his room.
It was her first time visiting a boy’s room, and she had thought that someone like Huo Feng would have a notoriously messy and dirty room.
To her surprise, the room she saw now was actually quite clean and tidy.
The room’s walls were painted a light blue, and the bedding was a black and white checkered pattern, all of which matched Huo Feng’s personal style... mischievously sunny.
Next to his bed was an extremely extravagant desktop computer setup.
A curved screen, transparent tower, mouse and keyboard each with aggressive flashing lights, and a gaming controller on the side... this too was very much Huo Feng.
She also noticed that in one corner of the room there was a guitar, a high stool, and a music stand.
Right... Pu Sangzhi remembered that his love letter mentioned he played guitar.
"Sangzhi, come sit here,"
Huo Feng pulled out a chair by the desk and called to her with a grin.
Pu Sangzhi took small steps over and hesitated for a moment before sitting down.
"Sangzhi, I’ll go get you some snacks."
Huo Feng was about to run out of the room with a cheerful face when he saw Shen Yu appear at the door with a tray. Dıscover more novels at 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵✶𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖✶𝓷𝓮𝓽
"Hey, I’ve brought these for you."
Shen Yu smiled as she entered the room and placed the tray with pudding cakes, milk, and fruit on the desk.
Since entering the room, her gaze hadn’t left Pu Sangzhi, "Sangzhi, have some snacks first, and stay for lunch later. I’ve ordered a meal; it should be delivered soon."
"Auntie... you’re too kind. Actually, my mom is waiting for me to have lunch at home," Pu Sangzhi said, somewhat awkwardly.
She didn’t know how it happened, but step by step she had ended up visiting Huo Feng’s home as a guest.
It felt as though she had been persuaded into a corner, and at this moment, Pu Sangzhi really wanted to back out.
"Is that so? Then why don’t you call your mom and let her know? We can’t have the parents worrying," Shen Yu said.
She was truly Huo Feng’s proudest wingman!
At this moment, the admiration in Huo Feng’s eyes for his mother was boundless!
She couldn’t possibly be Huo Feng’s real mom... shamelessly thick-faced!
Pu Sangzhi bit her lip, still feeling awkward, "Auntie, I really should go home for lunch."
"What’s the matter? Do you feel like the hospitality isn’t good enough?"
Shen Yu’s face showed panic, "I’m really sorry, Xiaofeng was so sudden this time, I didn’t have time to prepare. If you really feel uncomfortable, I can have Xiaofeng take you home first. Next time you come, I’ll make sure to prepare properly."
"It’s not... I didn’t mean that,"
Pu Sangzhi’s face turned red from Shen Yu’s words, knowing she couldn’t get out of it, so she could only agree, "Then, thank you, Auntie. I’ll make myself at home."
Shen Yu really had a way with words...
She skilfully persuaded Pu Sangzhi to stay!
Huo Feng, who had been staring at Shen Yu’s smiling face, saw his mother acting so obsequiously and couldn’t help but laugh out loud.
At his laugh, both Shen Yu and Pu Sangzhi turned to look at him.
Shen Yu grabbed a pack of tissues and threw it at him, "Still laughing! You are the most troublesome one!"
Huo Feng dodged and retorted with a questioning look, "What did I do?!"
All Shen Yu said was, "You come home covered in injuries and have a girl bring you back, isn’t that embarrassing?"
Why was she picking on him? What was this act?!
Then Shen Yu turned to Pu Sangzhi with a smile, "Sangzhi, thank you for taking care of my son at school. He can be quite a handful; it must be hard for you, right?"
Pu Sangzhi gave an "Ah" and turned to look at Huo Feng, who had an innocent face.
Then she couldn’t help but laugh too, and said to Shen Yu with a smile, "Not at all... Auntie, Huo Feng is actually quite well-behaved at school."
Shen Yu was surprised, "Really?"
Shen Yu gave Huo Feng a meaningful look and said, "It seems... my son is quite impressive, huh."
Being able to make a girl speak on his behalf meant he had some skills...
At that moment, Huo Feng lifted his head proudly, his eyes rebelliously saying: Isn’t she supposed to speak up for me, my future wife?