This person named Tang Shuan was the young man at Luya Base who called her Little junior sister.
It was only on the second day, when she saw him on the plane, that she learned he was Tang Yichen’s elder brother.
Right now, his name lay there in the list.
Upon opening it, a message in the chat box caught her eye.
However, Tang Shuan had only left her a single unread message, with no previous messages at all, not even the system message that appeared when a friend was added.
So, it looked like the chat history had been deleted.
[Tang Shuan: Little junior sister, are you and the teacher alright? Why haven’t you come back after so long?]
The message was sent at noon on August 12, two years ago.
After that, there were no more messages.
On the day Gu Huaijin was performing the exorcism, she seemed to hear him on the phone with someone surnamed Tang.
She vaguely heard the voice, which appeared to be Tang Shuan’s.
Therefore, this Tang Shuan must know something.
Recalling her last conversation with Tang Shuan, Gu Zhiqi gave up the idea of asking him.
Tang Shuan probably wouldn’t tell her anything; from their last conversation, it was evident that he seemed to be guarding against something.
Gu Zhiqi clicked her tongue lightly, putting the matter aside for the moment.
She scrolled through the list and then opened another person’s message.
This was a friend with the nickname "Wang," with no remarks.
This puzzled Gu Zhiqi a bit since she generally would add remarks unless... she didn’t know the person’s real name, or they were purely an online friend for a specific purpose.
There were still no previous chat records, but there were over a hundred unread messages.
The first message was sent two years ago.
[Wang: Did you quit the club?]
A day later, two more messages were sent.
[Wang: Where are you?]
After that, messages like "Are you there?" and "Where are you?" would arrive every few days.
Lately, the messages turned into "If you come online, remember to reply."
As time passed, the intervals between messages grew larger, and the last message was sent two months ago.
[Wang: Did something happen to you?]
Then, no more messages were sent.
Seeing this, Gu Zhiqi fell silent.
It was clear that the other party must have been purely an online friend for a specific purpose.
As she hesitated over whether to send a message back, a notification tone rang in her ear.
It came from her other phone, and Gu Zhiqi, holding this phone, walked over to the desk.
Glancing at the phone on the desk, she discovered that Su Yunling had replied to her message.
[Su Yunling: Made by myself]
[Su Yunling: How does it taste? Do you like it?]
Looking at Su Yunling’s reply, Gu Zhiqi’s eyes paused momentarily, a hint of suspicion creeping into her gaze.
Could he actually make such delicious mooncakes?
[Child: Are you sure?]
[Child: You know how to make mooncakes→_→]
As soon as Gu Zhiqi’s message was sent, Su Yunling replied.
[Su Yunling: What, does Brother look like someone who can’t make mooncakes?]
Gu Zhiqi straightforwardly replied with a [No.]
[Su Yunling: Child, don’t judge a book by its cover]
Seeing this, Gu Zhiqi raised an eyebrow slightly.
Considering Su Yunling’s message, she reflected seriously on herself.
Indeed, one shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, nor assume that just because he’s very handsome, he’s a stranger to household chores.
[Child: Can I ask you another question?]
[Su Yunling: Go ahead]
Gu Zhiqi typed on her phone, then deleted it, typed again, and after a long time, she still hadn’t sent a single word.
[Su Yunling: What do you want to ask?]
[Su Yunling: Brother will withhold nothing and tell you everything]