Tang Gu entered the room and immediately spotted Shi Mei sitting in front of her computer chair.
What was even more terrifying was that Shi Mei was holding her mouse!
Tang Gu’s heart jolted, and she instinctively looked towards the computer screen.
The screen was still locked, just as it had been when she left.
Before she could even sigh in relief, she heard Shi Mei muttering, "Bunny, behave, let the little bunny eat first, then it’s your turn."
Tang Gu froze, moved closer, and realized that this silly girl was holding her pink bunny mouse in one hand and clutching her pink bunny bag with the other, mumbling to herself while pouting.
Shi Mei didn’t even glance at Tang Gu, smiling tenderly and childishly at the bunny mouse, "Little bunny is full, now it’s time for sister to eat," then looking at her bunny bag, "Big bunny, be good, it’s your turn now after little bunny is finished!"
She had originally thought Shi Mei was snooping around her computer secrets with the mouse, but she had clearly overestimated the silly girl.
"Shh!" Shi Mei turned around, frowning, "How rude of you! You are disturbing my child’s mealtime!"
Tang Gu glanced at her imaginary meal: "..."
The world of mentally challenged children surely can’t do without play-pretend.
"Alright," Shi Mei finally beamed, "Little bunny, be good, mommy is taking sister out to play, I will come to see you next time!"
After saying that, Shi Mei finally put the mouse down reluctantly and gently stroked it before hopping off the chair.
Tang Gu looked at Shi Mei’s overly beautiful and exquisite face, somewhat regretful while also thinking that God was fair.
Such a pretty woman, thankfully she’s silly.
"Did Sister Bai ask you to take me out to play?" Shi Mei tilted her head, the picture of sweetness, "Are you Sister Bai’s friend?"
Tang Gu smiled and nodded, "Yes, and we can be good friends from now on. You can call me Tangtang."
Tang Wu’s fans liked to call her Tangtang.
She really loved that nickname.
But Shi Mei didn’t stick to the script; she tilted her head, "Tangtang, can I eat it?"
Tang Gu lovingly patted her head, "It’s just a name, you can’t eat it."
"That won’t do; I can only call it Tangtang if I can eat it. I can’t call you Tangtang," Shi Mei said seriously with a little stern face, "just like you can’t call me Shi Mei, you should call me Mrs. Shi!"
Tang Gu’s lips twitched.
Just a fool after all.
Really thinking she was Mrs. Shi?
Tang Gu scorned in her mind, her disdain barely disguised.
But her facial expression quickly gathered back into a smile, "Then you can call me Xiao Tang."
"Okay, Xiao Tang," Shi Mei’s eyes curved, "then do you know what you should call me?"
Tang Gu looked at her foolishly happy smile and played along, shouting, "Mrs. Shi."
"Yes!" Shi Mei was very pleased; she promptly jumped up and latched onto Tang Gu’s arm, saying, "We’re friends now, Xiao Tang. Can you give me your little bunny?"
Tang Gu hesitated, the last shred of her wariness dissipating as she smiled and handed the mouse to her, then led Shi Mei out.
Bai Yuejie had already come to, but her complexion was worse than before.
Upon seeing her, Shi Mei exclaimed, "Sister Bai, did you secretly put on makeup? It’s scary; you look like a female ghost!"
Bai Yuejie’s face turned even uglier.
Bai Yuejie: Day by day, am I the only one with a mouth?