Sheng Ting wore a simple white T-shirt with gold-rimmed glasses, which somewhat resembled how he was dressed the first time she saw him at the bar.
Comic-face looked divine from any angle.
Sheng Ting sat down beside her and took out a cup of milk tea from the bag he was holding and handed it to her, saying, "You ordered this last time, it should be your favorite flavor."
"Thank you," Shen Weiyi replied, the milk tea was still hot.
She held the milk tea in her hands and asked Sheng Ting, "Why are you here?"
"Xiao Yan said he wanted some food, I came out to buy some for him."
She then glanced at the milk tea in her hand; there were no branches of this milk tea brand nearby. The nearest shop was several kilometers away.
Even if he had come out to buy something, he wouldn’t have come so far.
However, Shen Weiyi didn’t call him out on it.
Instead, she stared at his face and asked, "Why are you wearing glasses?"
"My vision isn’t very good at night, wearing glasses makes it easier," Sheng Ting explained.
"Oh!" Shen Weiyi nodded.
This person gave off two different vibes with and without glasses, of course, both were very handsome, but without glasses, he seemed younger, and with glasses, his entire disposition changed, his facial features appeared even more defined, adding a touch of a restrained male god to his presence.
No wonder he was spotted by Shen Tan in an instant.
After sitting for a while, Sheng Ting stood up and said to her, "It’s very late, it’s not safe for a girl to be out by herself, let me drive you home."
He didn’t ask why she was still out alone so late.
After all, they hadn’t known each other for long, and this was only their third meeting.
It seemed somewhat inappropriate to abruptly inquire about personal matters.
"No, thanks," Shen Weiyi declined, "I can take a taxi myself, you should head back home early too."
Sheng Ting said, "I drove here, it’s very convenient, and since Xiao Yan will need your help tomorrow, there’s no need to be polite with me."
Sheng Ting drove his car over from the side of the road and, having been to the Shen Family’s place twice before, he had memorized the address and didn’t need Shen Weiyi to direct him as he drove into her residential complex.
"Thank you for giving me a ride, have a safe drive home," she said as she got out of the car.
"Mm, you rest early too, see you tomorrow."
As Shen Weiyi turned around, she saw Shen Juanzhi holding car keys, standing at the garage door, apparently just having arrived home.
She glanced at the time; it wasn’t even midnight yet. Was he really home this early today?
Shen Juanzhi watched the direction in which the car lights disappeared and raised an eyebrow to ask his beloved daughter, "Who was that guy just now? He isn’t trying to pursue you, is he? Girls need to know how to protect themselves out there." He really hoped she wouldn’t meet someone like him— a "scoundrel."
Shen Weiyi responded, "You’re thinking too much, it was just a casual encounter, and he offered to give me a ride home."
"As a man, I know men the best; unsolicited kindness is either plotting or thievery." There are not so many coincidental meetings in this world; so-called coincidental meetings are often long-planned ones.
"That’s because you brought him along."
Shen Weiyi: "If you hadn’t randomly picked up someone else’s child, I wouldn’t have known other parents."
So he was the one who led the wolf into the house?
"Also, don’t worry, your darling daughter is only focused on studying well and getting into Z University," Shen Weiyi added.
"Let’s go inside, I brought you some late-night snacks," Shen Juan said, avoiding further questions.
Girls grow up and have their own privacy, he understood!
Plus, he was afraid his daughter might take this opportunity to lecture him...