He wouldn’t allow Mo Ran and Mo Yan to go out alone; wherever Mo Ran wanted to go, he had to accompany her. ʀᴇᴀᴅ ʟᴀᴛᴇsᴛ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀᴛ novel_fіre.net
Mo Yan glanced at him teasingly and muttered, "So stingy."
Mo Ran smiled, "Sis, when there’s a chance, I’ll accompany you to have fun."
"Really? Then it’s settled. You have to find a chance to take me out for fun."
Gu Yixuan looked at Mo Ran with discontent, even a bit of grievance in his expression.
Mo Ran ignored him, continuing to talk with Mo Yan.
Gu Yixuan could only sigh, in her eyes, Mo Yan truly was the most important after all...
As dinner time approached, Gu Yixuan took them to a nice restaurant for a meal.
They got a private room, and Mo Yan ordered lots of delicious food—after all, she wasn’t paying.
Sitting beside Mo Ran, whom she pulled to her side, they chatted and laughed, leaving Gu Yixuan no chance to join in, so he was completely neglected. He sat in his seat, lit a cigarette, and his expression turned somewhat grim.
Mo Yan nudged Mo Ran quietly and whispered, "Look how awful he looks."
Mo Ran took a glance and laughed, "I’ve neglected him, of course he’s angry."
"If you don’t neglect him, are you supposed to neglect me?" Mo Yan raised her eyebrows slightly.
"Yes, sis, you are the most important, I definitely can’t neglect you."
Though Mo Ran said that, he still peeled a few shrimps and handed them to Gu Yixuan, "Here’s some food for you."
Gu Yixuan was quite frustrated, but the shrimp shouldn’t be wasted, so he picked up his chopsticks and just ate the shrimp.
"You guys eat slowly; I’m going to the restroom." He glanced at Mo Ran, rose up, and walked out of the private room. Mo Ran’s gaze lingered on his retreating back.
Mo Yan grew impatient, "Do both of you ever get tired of this, showing moodiness even during a meal. Does he really need to revolve around you, without paying attention to anyone else?"
"No, it’s just that he’s not used to this kind of interaction." Mo Ran explained.
She knew that Gu Yixuan was only accustomed to interacting with her. With others, he barely spoke and couldn’t blend in no matter what.
Sometimes, this could easily lead to being ostracized, followed by a feeling of loneliness creeping in.
"Sis, I’m going to go take a look outside. You eat at your own pace," Mo Ran couldn’t hold back and got up to leave.
"What’s there to look at? He’s not a three-year-old," Mo Yan rolled her eyes in resignation.
"Alright, just eat quietly, I still need to go check on him," she was concerned that Gu Yixuan might actually be upset.