After Song Yi had treated the entire dorm to a meal, the three of them had practically become his fans, only short of thumping their chests and swearing to reassure him that as long as they were around, Gu Shengyin would absolutely not be bullied at school.
Gu Shengyin found it amusing on the side, as if she had ever been bullied.
Song Yi left amid the tearful reluctance of Gu Shengyin’s dorm mates.
It was then that he tasted the bitterness of his own actions: he didn’t even have the time or space to say goodbye to Qin Qin alone.
One advantage of attending university in the same city was that Gu Shengyin could go home whenever she was free, and if Song Yi missed her, he could also drive over to her school from time to time.
Gu Shengyin’s entire dorm knew that she had a brother who was mad about spoiling his sister.
Loving his sister, generous in giving, and most importantly, possessing a handsome face that could make one eat an extra bowl of rice.
To Gu Shengyin’s surprise, although the girls in the dorm constantly talked about how handsome her brother was, acting every bit the fans, none had ever asked her for his phone number or anything similar.
One day, driven by curiosity, she asked. Tutu, who was lazily painting her nails on the bunk across, replied, "What’s so strange about that? We like your brother because he’s handsome, but to us, he’s like the moon in the sky, visible but unreachable. He’s good as an idol, but in real life, he’s from a completely different world.
They were all clear-headed, having lived together for several months. Gu Shengyin’s roommate could casually take out something that could cover their living expenses for a month,
They probably also understood how different a family like the Song Family was from an ordinary family.
How could such a man ever fancy them, a few inexperienced college girls?
When Gu Shengyin went home next time and mentioned this to Song Yi, he simply smiled and reached out to ruffle her hair.
Qin Qin’s roommates were all quite nice.
Song Yi acted very quickly.
As soon as Gu Shengyin turned eighteen shortly after her first year ended, he took the initiative to come clean to Father Song and Mother Song.
He also deliberately picked a time when Gu Shengyin was out with a few friends.
The son had fallen for the daughter.
Although this son wasn’t their own, Father Song and Mother Song were still somewhat stunned.
Although they had harbored such thoughts briefly when their daughter was just born, over time, these thoughts had faded.
Yet Song Yi’s determination moved them, "In my life, except for Qin Qin, I will not like any other girl."
So, when Gu Shengyin returned from her trip, she found that everything had been settled.
After accepting their son’s affection for their younger daughter, Father Song and Mother Song suddenly felt rather pleased. They had seen how Song Yi treated Gu Shengyin, and truthfully, perhaps no other man in the world would treat Qin Qin as well as he did.
College was a relaxing and joyful time for Gu Shengyin.
At the graduation ceremony of her senior year, no one noticed that Gu Shengyin was wearing a ring on her finger.
Song Yi felt that he couldn’t wait any longer. He had finally endured until Qin Qin’s college graduation; the little white rabbit was now plump and fat.
He couldn’t wait to devour her.
Only when she wholly belonged to him would his heart, which he placed his hand over as it raced, finally settle down completely.