The school’s little wild cat is cute and sweet

Leng Chetong was shocked and rushed forward immediately. He pushed himself with one hand and nimbly jumped over the fence, then jumped down right after him like a flash of lightning.

At the moment of rapid falling, he mobilized the spiritual power in his body and all the cameras nearby quickly went off.

Then, he accurately caught the figure high in the air, hugged her tightly, and landed steadily on the ground from the 25-story building.

There were relatively few people in the alley on the side of the hotel, but the crowd was still scared and screamed when they saw the two people fall to the ground safely from a high place.

He calmly put Bai Snow down, then waved his long arm. A blue air wave invisible to the naked eye swept through the crowd, instantly erasing the relevant memories of the people around who had witnessed everything.

After finishing everything, Leng Che secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and was glad that he had taken a look at the spell of erasing memory when he had nothing better to do.

When he was distracted, Bai Snow suddenly hugged him. Leng Che widened his eyes in surprise, his body instantly stiffened, and he stood there motionless.

"Archer, I finally got to hug you." Bai Snow choked.

He heard the low sobbing sound coming from his shoulder, felt her body trembling slightly due to crying and lingering fear, and smelled the faint smell of alcohol left by her sad drinking.

Even though he knew that she was most vulnerable and in need of comfort at this moment, his hands just hung weakly at both sides of his body without any response.

He wanted to push her away, but he was worried that she would commit suicide again.

He could not give her comfort or hope.

He could only stand there stiffly like a cold stone statue, allowing Bai Snow to hold him and cry.

People passing by thought it was a couple quarreling and cast curious glances at them, with some even whispering.

After about three minutes, he couldn't stay like this any longer, so he put his hands on her shoulders and pushed her out of his arms.

"Have you calmed down?" he asked.

Bai Snow nodded, her fair and delicate face full of tear marks, and asked him timidly, just like the first time she met him.

"Can you sit with me for a while?"

If we don’t leave now, we might miss the plane. Leng Che glanced at the time, looking a little hesitant.

Seeing that he remained silent, Bai Snow pleaded: "Just 10 minutes, just treat it as the last time you accompany me, okay."

Leng Che thought, perhaps, what they really needed was a farewell. A good farewell was needed to make up for the regret of parting on bad terms two years ago, so that they could be full of expectations for the future again and move forward to their own lives without looking back.

He nodded in agreement to her request.

The two sat on a bench by the roadside, just like they had done countless times two years ago. The only difference was that the distance between them was getting farther and farther.

Bai Snow recalled the past with tears in his eyes, "In the past, we always handed in our papers an hour in advance for exams. Then, like now, we sat on a bench to check answers. At that time, if I didn't get first place in the grade, my mother would beat me. But since I met you, you seemed to know where I would lose points in every exam, and deliberately filled in fewer multiple-choice questions. So, except for the first two months of the first year of junior high school, I never got beaten again."

Listening to her story, Leng Che's immature self two years ago clearly emerged in his mind.

At that time, he knew her very well, even her grasp of the knowledge points. Every time he saw the test questions, he could roughly guess which questions she would score points on and which ones she would lose points on. So, he carefully calculated and marked fewer multiple-choice questions, so that she could get the first place in the grade and he could stay in second place. After so many times, the teachers all thought that he had a problem with his eyesight at such a young age...

In fact, all this was just because I didn’t know how to protect her when I was young, and this was all I could do for her.