His tone was natural, his voice was a bit glutinous due to the fever, and he leaned against the door in a lazy posture, with his finger on the last button of his white coat.
His dark eyes stared casually at the girl.
Yun Xia turned her head back, and walked over suspiciously, "Why can't I solve it..."
She knew that the boy was squeamish, and he couldn't even untie a button by himself when he got a fever in the rain.
Jiang Heng leaned against the door, most of his snow-white shirt had been unbuttoned, along with a bunch of unbuttoned buttons, revealing fair skin with beautiful texture.
The girl walked over and reached out to touch the last button of his clothes. Standing in front of the slender boy, she lowered her head and carefully unbuttoned it.
Jiang Heng looked down at the hair twirling on her head, and from this angle, those little hands busy on the buttons of her clothes. The distance between the two was very close. Her breathing was shallow, falling between the open collar. between.
The young man bit his thin lips slightly, his face expressionless, and he slightly turned his gaze to the side.
He looked away, and when he heard the girl say untie, he looked down at her again, and met her pair of round eyes like a young deer, innocent and pure.
Jiang Heng paused and said in a low voice, "Thank you."
He picked up the clothes to be changed at the side, his voice was a little hoarse due to fever, "I'll go to the bathroom to change."
"Oh." Yun Xia nodded.
She stood in front of the door and thought for a while, feeling that her mission had been completed. Besides, there are adults in the family, so it's not my turn to take care of other people's sons.
So she opened the door and went downstairs.
Seeing her coming down, Jiang's father showed a gentle smile, and asked softly, "A-Heng... are you okay?"
"It's a low-grade fever. You should be fine after taking the medicine. Don't worry." The girl replied obediently.
Father Jiang nodded, reached for the coat and umbrella on the side, pointed to the medicine on the table with the other hand, and sighed softly: "Xia Xia, uncle's company has something to do, can I ask you to take care of Ah Heng?" ?”
Yun Xia blinked.
She hasn't finished her homework yet.
But since this is the case, I might as well go home and bring my homework.
She nodded, "Okay, I'll watch him take the medicine, uncle, go get busy."
Father Jiang looked at the little girl who obediently agreed, his eyes softened slightly.
After a pause, he sighed again, and said in a low voice: "Although Ah-Heng's mother and I are very kind to him, we are a divorced family after all, and Ah-Heng's mother doesn't come here often. I am busy with work, and Ah-Heng always Indifference to people may be because we... "
He didn't seem to know what to say, so he stopped talking and sighed slightly.
Yun Xia looked at him and fell silent for a while.
Not many people in the community knew about Jiang's situation. Jiang's mother and Jiang's father are very good to the children, but Jiang's mother does not appear here often.
She thought for a while: "No, he is very good, powerful, and self-disciplined. You don't have to blame yourself. I think Jiang Heng can handle it well."
She looked serious, and Jiang's father looked at her, and couldn't help but soften his eyes, nodded and said, "That's good. Today Jiang Heng asks you to take care of him. If you are free some other day, uncle treats you to dinner."
Yun Xia watched him go out, then returned to her home to get her schoolbag, and then went upstairs.
Pushing open the door, the room was silent.
The young man leaned lazily on the sofa with his forehead propped, carelessly turning a silver lighter between his fingers, with a beautiful and calm profile.
Hearing the sound of the door, he turned his eyes slightly sideways, looked at her silently for a few seconds, his eyes fell on the schoolbag and medicine box in her hand, and said in a low and hoarse voice, "I thought you were gone."
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