{Pretend play, calling her “mommy.” 2}

“I hope you can be a dedicated person in the future.”

Yu Suye couldn’t believe this was what contemporary male college students were saying. This time, she didn’t need Song Yuren’s assistance; compared to yesterday’s scene, she handled the situation with ease. “Are you the only man left in the world, only allowing me to pursue you?”

“You think a young guy who runs a bar is some simple character?” Lin Wushen countered, his words sounding like a kind reminder while exuding an inexplicable sense of superiority. “Yu Suye, I advise you not to be too naive.”

What was this? Why was he lecturing her?

Since Bian Yuan was a big shot, Yu Suye had already gotten used to being criticized by him. But now, it seemed like anyone could come in front of her and spew nonsense.

“Watch your words.”

Moreover, Yu Suye couldn’t understand how Lin Wushen could simply attribute his decision to stop pursuing her to another inconsequential senior, while never reflecting on his past actions of stringing her along and playing with her feelings.

But today, having unexpectedly reclaimed everything that belonged to her, Yu Suye was in a good mood and didn’t want to engage in more conversation with Lin Wushen.

“The past is in the past; let’s wipe the slate clean,” Yu Suye said as she left, extremely carefree, hurrying to bid farewell. “I hope we can be strangers in the future.”

Did she regret it?

Of course she did.

In the most beautiful time of her life, she had been mocked because of this interlude, and the tacit approval of the parties involved only made others’ voices more rampant.

Such were the twists of fate.

Yu Suye felt even more grateful to Bian Yixing, but as for her father, she thought it was better to let that go.

That older man and her had really not been getting along lately.

But back in the dorm, the call from Bian Yixing was one she couldn’t refuse.

Moreover, she felt that the hasty apology from last night was insufficient for their previous arrangement at school, and now Bian Yixing’s invitation felt so meaningful.

“I certainly want to hang out with you.”

“But you’re still not coming, right?”

Yixing sounded emotionally down from the other end of the line, which made the other girls in the dorm feel sympathetic too.

Though Yu Suye thought it unnecessary to see a high-quality man like Bian Yuan every day, she couldn’t bear it and thus gently probed, “Is your dad home?”

After hearing a little voice saying “He’s not home,” Yu Suye gathered up the items Lin Wushen had returned and decided to set off immediately.

Her roommates seemed to see through their conversation but didn’t dare to confront her.

At this moment, Yu Suye wished she could be invisible. After rushing back to the dorm, she pretended to leave seriously.

This time, Yu Suye arrived at the Bian residence, a huge and unfamiliar castle that suddenly felt somewhat familiar; it was no longer a cold and impersonal place, but the home of her student, Bian Yixing.

Yixing, wearing a red little cape, quickly removed the hood upon seeing her, her lively eyes blinking at her.

Although the butler still wore a grim expression, he now presented her with a specially made fruit tea.

Bian Yixing jumped into her arms and pointed out the treehouse she had built with the butler during these days.

Yu Suye had never seen such an impressive little treehouse in her life. It even had a movable little glass window, and the branches outside were sturdily supported by large cardboard pieces, adorned with greenery that didn’t belong to this season.

Yu Suye couldn’t help but exclaim how nice it was to be rich.

This was her childhood dream.

However, upon entering the spacious treehouse, Yu Suye was still moved by its exquisite interior.

“Su Su, let’s play house together.”

Of course, Yu Suye wouldn’t refuse such an interesting request from the little girl.

But then, unexpectedly, Bian Yixing casually murmured, “Mom.”

Honestly, Yu Suye felt as if she had unexpectedly become a “mother.”