Li Xiaojuan said angrily and funny: "I didn't expect you to be young, but you know a lot." ”

Lin Weidong smiled and said, "I haven't eaten pork, haven't you seen a pig run?"

Li Xiaojuan smiled, and asked him while chopping vegetables: "Weidong, with your conditions, you should be very popular with female classmates at school, right?

Lin Weidong didn't expect Li Xiaojuan to have such a question, but he still told the truth: "It's talking." ”

Li Xiaojuan let out an "oh", and then asked, "How long have you been together?"

Lin Weidong said calmly: "It's been almost half a year. ”

At this time, Li Xiaojuan had just cut the vegetables and asked Lin Weidong to help her get garlic.

Lin Weidong opened the cupboard, took out two pieces of garlic, and handed them to Li Xiaojuan.

When Lin Weidong handed the garlic to Li Xiaojuan, he pretended to shake Li Xiaojuan's fingers unintentionally.

Although it lasted for a short time, only two or three seconds, Li Xiaojuan could clearly feel that Lin Weidong's action was deliberate and redundant.

Because the reason is very simple, how can a normal person take two or three seconds to hand over something? It should not take a second, but Lin Weidong took two or three seconds, if this is not intentional, what is it?

However, Li Xiaojuan did not blame Lin Weidong on the spot, and cooperated with Lin Weidong to touch Lin Weidong for two or three seconds, then raised his head and glanced at Lin Weidong with a complicated expression.

Lin Weidong was a little weak by her, and hurriedly turned his head to look out the window, Li Xiaojuan didn't speak, the two of them helped each other tacitly, but the atmosphere in the kitchen became extremely subtle.

Lin Weidong pondered, there was no way to go on like this, and he didn't know if she was angry, so he didn't have anything to say: "Sister-in-law, is there anything else you need help with? If not, I'll go out first." ”

Li Xiaojuan smiled and nodded: "It's okay, you go out first, I will call you if necessary." ”

Seeing Li Xiaojuan smiling at herself, Lin Weidong suddenly breathed a sigh of relief, which showed that she was not angry just now.

After coming out of the kitchen, Lin Weidong sat on the sofa, pretending to play with his mobile phone as if nothing happened, but his eyes kept looking into the kitchen.

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