Entangled with My Ex's Uncle
Chapter 121 Past Events

Chapter 121: Chapter 121 Past Events

Fu Rongyin withdrew his gaze and strode toward Chi Yue, with Gu Qingyu hurriedly following.

Chi Yue had noticed Gu Qingyu the moment she appeared. Although she seemed to be chatting with Chu Shuo, she was actually paying attention to Fu Rongyin all the time.

"Isn’t this Eldest Miss Gu? How come I remember Eldest Miss Gu is two grades junior to us? Little junior sister, did you just walk out the door?"

Gu Qingyu, standing behind Fu Rongyin, sweetly greeted Chu Shuo, "I came here with Brother Ahyin. If you don’t welcome me, then I..."

"How could we not welcome you?" Chu Shuo pointed towards a group of female classmates, "Go over there, they will definitely welcome you."

Gu Qingyu, "Stop joking with me. I’m not familiar with them."

Chu Shuo, "I’m also not very familiar with you, and besides, I’m married. It’s better to keep a distance."

Gu Qingyu bit her lip.

Chu Shuo was clearly doing it on purpose, making her feel embarrassed in front of Chi Yue.

She couldn’t help but suspect that Chu Shuo was trying to deflate her spirits.

Gu Qingyu, biting her lip, looked at Fu Rongyin with a grievanced expression, hoping she would decide for her, but noticed that Fu Rongyin was glaring darkly at Chi Yue.

Her heart \"thumped.\"

This was the first time she had seen such an expression on Fu Rongyin’s face.

Glancing at Chi Yue, Gu Qingyu then realized that sitting on her other side was Nan Yuan.

Rumors were circulating outside that Nan Yuan had once confessed to Chi Yue and was rejected, and what she knew was that Fu Rongyin and Nan Yuan were close friends.

Considering this, Gu Qingyu said to Fu Rongyin, "Brother Ahyin, I’ll head over there. There’s a sister I know."

Fu Rongyin, without turning his head, responded with a grunt, his gaze never leaving Chi Yue.

Gu Qingyu glanced at Chi Yue, walked to the spot where Chi Yue had been sitting, and quickly found herself surrounded by people, chatting harmoniously.

Meanwhile, Fu Rongyin looked toward Chu Shuo and didn’t say a word.

Chu Shuo, feeling uneasy under his stare, finally couldn’t withstand it and changed his position.

Thus, Chi Yue found herself sitting between two imposing figures, drawing frequent glances their way.

Having spent a long time with Fu Rongyin, Chi Yue had developed a tolerance for pressure and let them look, focusing on her group messages instead.

The reunion had a classmate acting as a photographer, responsible for taking photos and instantly updating those who couldn’t attend.

Suddenly, Chi Yue felt someone’s hand on her waist, subtly pulling her closer, and she instinctively looked at Fu Rongyin, who was conversing with others without any change in expression.

Chi Yue pursed her lips and continued looking at her phone.

In the group, photos were continuously posted, and Chi Yue immediately spotted one of her and Fu Rongyin.

Before Chi Yue could thoroughly observe the photo, several messages caught her eye.

[Isn’t that Chi Yue and Fu Rongyin?]

[Yes, it’s them. They are together.]

[I knew it. Chi Yue couldn’t escape Fu Rongyin’s grasp! I noticed back in high school that Chi Yue and Fu Rongyin were inseparable.]

[What do you mean inseparable? Were they together before too?]

[You guys might not know this, but one summer in high school, I saw Fu Rongyin embracing Chi Yue as they left a hotel. I told you guys back then, but no one believed me.]

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Chi Yue’s phone was taken away, and when she looked up, she met Fu Rongyin’s searching eyes.

"Why did you take my phone?" she asked.

"If you are bored, I can take you home."

"I’m not bored. Give me back my phone."

Fu Rongyin returned the phone to her, and Chi Yue went back to review that part of the chat. She found that the classmate had retracted the messages, and several classmates were asking about it, but she did not appear to respond further.

Chi Yue thought carefully and was certain that during high school, she and Fu Rongyin had no interaction. Thinking it was a classmate grabbing attention, she didn’t dwell on it.