Okay, even the sour and astringent oranges, he thought were good.

In short, as long as it was an orange, he liked it.

He was about to say he wanted to buy more oranges, but seeing the overflowing shopping cart, he hesitated and stopped.

Money was one aspect, but mainly, the two of them only had four hands.

And most of the things in the shopping cart were things he wanted to buy.

Oranges were also quite heavy.

The supermarket and the apartment building were close, but there was still a distance to walk.

He didn’t want to make the appendicitis doctor carry so much weight for him.

The young man reluctantly stared at the oranges not far away for a few glances, shook his head: “Nothing I want to eat.”

“Then let’s go to checkout?” The man narrowed his eyes, his lips slightly pursed.

Pei Qi didn’t notice the man beside him looking at him: “Okay.”

Perhaps because it was the weekend, the supermarket was crowded, and a long queue formed at the checkout.

The man pushed the shopping cart and lined up in front of the young man.

Pei Qi tilted his head, looking at the chewing gum on the shelves near the counter, then his gaze wandered to another row of shelves.

The things sold on this row of shelves were not much different from the packaging of chewing gum, but their uses were vastly different.

Pei Qi had never looked closely before, but it turned out that there were so many types and sizes of this thing.

#Ultra-thin 0.01, #Textured, #Ice and Fire Particles…

The young man couldn’t help but widen his eyes.

His mind inappropriately recalled one morning.

When he was scrambling to find his pants on the floor, he saw the used ones in the trash can beside the bed…

It seemed like there were three…

No wonder his waist ached so badly when he woke up.

He wondered which brand Guan Yue had used at that time.

No…

What was he thinking about…

Pei Qi’s ears started to turn red again, burning hot and uncomfortable, he couldn’t help but pinch his earlobe.

“What’s wrong with you?” The man in front of him suddenly turned his head.

The young man’s heart almost jumped out, quickly lowered his eyes: “Nothing… My ears are a little itchy.”

Guan Yue’s gaze fell on the young man’s crimson ears.

He discovered that Pei Qi was indeed a little capybara.

A stable capybara, except for its overly sensitive ears.

“You stay here, I forgot to buy something.”

“Forgot to buy what?” The little capybara rubbed his soft earlobe again, wishing it would stop burning.

Guan Yue: “Forgot to buy oil.”

Oil?

The little capybara was stunned.

What kind of oil… Couldn’t it be that kind of oil?

Did he look at the condoms too obviously, and the appendicitis doctor misunderstood something?

He wanted to explain, but Guan Yue had already walked away, and he could only see the man’s receding back.

Guan Yue was wearing a white long-sleeved T-shirt, with a black stand-up collar jacket over it, and simple retro straight-leg pants.

But because his figure was excellent enough, he was very eye-catching in the crowd, very handsome, especially his long legs, even if he wore flowery pants, people would probably not be able to look away.

Such a handsome man was actually his legal husband.

Haha.

Although they weren’t very familiar.

Haha.

The little capybara’s mind was wandering again.

While his mind was wandering, the man had already returned.

In his hand was a bag of bright yellow oranges.

And a bucket of cooking oil.

So it was this kind of oil.

Pei Qi felt a little speechless about his brain filled with garbage.

“The oranges are on sale.” The man added the things to the shopping cart, as if explaining why he suddenly bought oranges.

The young man nodded, his gaze fixed on the round oranges.

They looked like high-quality citrus fruits with thin skin and juicy flesh.

He wanted to eat them.

Finally, it was their turn to check out, and the cashier scanned the items one by one.

“A total of 864, do you need a bag?”

Pei Qi opened his mobile phone’s payment code: “Yes.”

“I have a supermarket card here.” The man took out a card from somewhere, “Let’s use this.”

The young man stood at the counter: “It was agreed that I would pay today.”

Guan Yue: “Using the card has a discount.”

The cashier also said: “Using the supermarket card gives you a 20% discount, and there’s a 80 yuan discount for purchases over 800 yuan.”

The young man pursed his lips: “Then… use your card first, I’ll transfer the money to you.”

The man didn’t reply, just handed over the card, then carried the two large bags, one in each hand.

“Let me carry one.” Pei Qi stepped forward, enthusiastically grabbing the handle of one of the shopping bags.

Seeing this, the man loosened his grip: “It’s a little…” heavy.

Before he could finish the word “heavy”.

There was a “pa” sound, and the shopping bag fell to the ground.

Pei Qi widened his eyes, bending over to try to pick up the bag again.

He had anticipated that it would be heavy, but seeing Guan Yue carrying it easily just now, he had let his guard down.

As a result… as soon as the other person let go, the bag fell to the ground.

“Can Teacher Pei manage it?”

What did “Can you manage it” mean? Of course he could!

Pei Qi blushed, and finally… he lifted the shopping bag with both hands, pretending to be calm: “I… I can.”

The little capybara struggled all the way.

The appendicitis doctor, strolling leisurely, said seriously: “Give it to me.”

The little capybara stubbornly continued: “I… I can.”

Stubbornly, they returned to the apartment, and the young man, sweating profusely, finally freed his hands, standing at the entrance, panting.

It was over, he didn’t even have the strength to bend down and get his slippers; this kind of exhaustion was last felt when he ran the 1000-meter race in university.

At that moment, a large, well-jointed hand came into his low-hanging gaze.

Then the slippers were delivered to his feet.

Pei Qi couldn’t help but want to call out “Foster Father”.

Suddenly, the man, who was bending over, half-squatted down and untied his shoelaces.

Pei Qi: “Thank you.”

The man straightened up a little, lowered his head to change his own shoes.

Guan Yue’s shoes were several sizes larger than his.

Mainly, his feet were small, only size 39, so the contrast was particularly obvious.

But his slippers fit perfectly.

It seemed like the man had prepared them specifically.

After all, the appendicitis doctor probably wouldn’t buy this size for himself.

Thinking this, he suddenly felt a little narcissistic.

Guan Yue: “Do you want me to help you put them on?”

Perhaps seeing the young man standing there for a long time without moving, the man who had changed his slippers spoke slowly.

Then, his right foot stepped back half a step, slowly moving down in the young man’s line of sight.

Pei Qi hurriedly reached out to stop the appendicitis doctor from squatting down.

He was a little too hasty in stopping him, his palm pressed against the man’s chest.

The warm temperature of the chest was transmitted to the young man’s palm through the fabric.

It felt very solid.

But he didn’t really intend to appreciate this…

Guan Yue slowly raised his head, in those slender ink eyes hidden behind the gray half-frame glasses, the young man’s sweaty face was reflected.

His cheeks were rosy, his thin lips slightly parted, as if he wanted to say something.

He was simply a little capybara.

Pei Qi’s gaze was captured, meeting the man’s slender ink eyes.

It was the first time he looked down and made eye contact with Doctor Guan.

But he still easily lost.

The man’s gaze then shifted to the young man’s hand, as white as a scallion.

The hand resting on his chest.

He couldn’t tell what it felt like, Pei Qi only felt the skin on the back of his hand burning.

The young man suddenly let go, his palm still carrying a bit of heat that didn’t belong to him: “I’ll… I’ll do it myself.”

He bent down, gritting his teeth and changing his shoes.

“What do you want to eat for lunch?” Fortunately, the man walked away at that moment.

“Anything is fine.” Pei Qi quickly changed his shoes and exhaled slightly.

Guan Yue: “Are you hungry?”

“No, is Doctor Guan hungry?” He had drunk two bowls of porridge in the morning, and his stomach hadn’t moved yet.

“No.” The man was sorting the things in the shopping bags, “Then let’s eat after we’re done?”

The calmed-down young man also came to help: “Okay.”

The things they bought were quite miscellaneous, but they were all small items, so it was easy to put them in the corresponding cabinets and spaces, and the tidying up wasn’t troublesome.

Saturday slipped away leisurely, and the two of them were busy with their own things in the afternoon.

Doctor Guan had introduced his study to him before; the desk was wall-mounted, facing a large glass window, and it was spacious enough for two people.

Guan Yue had also said that he could use it anytime, as long as he didn’t mess up the documents and files.

But Pei Qi was still a little embarrassed, so the lazy sofa in the bedroom became his place to read books and work on his laptop.

His master had arranged a job for him, asking him to help teach a few elective courses at the school.

He had to go next week, but the PPT wasn’t finished yet.

He was arranging the layout when he suddenly received a call from his third aunt.

He answered: “Third Aunt, what’s wrong?”

“Nothing much, it’s just that how are you getting along with that doctor these past few days?” The third aunt’s voice on the phone was a little gossipy, “Is there anything going on?”

Pei Qi subconsciously bit his lip.

Getting married, whether it counts as something going on or not.

Seeing that he didn’t reply, the woman on the phone coughed twice: “Oh, it’s nothing, if it doesn’t work out, I’ll look for someone else for you.”

Pei Qi: “No… no need.”

“Dating is something you have to find slowly.” The third aunt seemed to completely ignore the young man’s answer, “I won’t talk to you anymore, it’s suddenly raining, I have to go collect the clothes.”

“Beep—”

The young man silently put away his phone and continued to type on the keyboard.

He didn’t plan to tell his third aunt so suddenly that he was married.

First, his third aunt’s health wasn’t very good, and she couldn’t handle a shock.

Second, he himself hadn’t fully digested it yet.