Entangled with My Ex's Uncle
Chapter 307 Chi Yue is so mad she’s numb, "What the hell are you doing?!

Chapter 307: Chapter 307 Chi Yue is so mad she’s numb, "What the hell are you doing?!

Chi Yue returned to Nan Bingyu’s apartment, and Nan Bingyu had already gotten up.

"Did you go buy groceries?" She looked at the groceries in Chi Yue’s hand as if she had seen something extraordinary.

Chi Yue nodded, her gaze uncertain, standing in the hallway for a moment before she remembered to head to the kitchen.

Seeing that her state was off, Nan Bingyu quickly followed, "Yueyue, what’s wrong with you?"

Chi Yue placed the groceries on the stove, "Xiao Yu, do you still remember Chu Shuo?"

"Of course, I remember. What happened with him?"

"I just ran into him on the street."

Nan Bingyu understood why her expression was like that and hastily asked, "Why has he come back? Does Fu Rongyin know?"

Chi Yue looked at her, "Xiao Yu, it wasn’t Fu Rongyin who drove him out of the country; he left on his own to clear his mind."

"Did Fu Rong tell you that?"

"Chu Shuo said it."

Nan Bingyu was no less shocked than Chi Yue, and after a moment, she said, "Then have we all misunderstood Fu Rongyin?"

That’s what Chi Yue thought.

Initially, she had blamed Fu Rongyin for Chu Shuo leaving the country. After resenting him for so long and blaming herself for so long, hearing from Chu Shuo himself that his departure had nothing to do with Fu Rongyin, Chi Yue found it somewhat hard to accept.

Seeing her in low spirits, Nan Bingyu pulled her into the kitchen.

"Come on, let’s cook. I’m dying of hunger."

Chi Yue stayed at Nan Bingyu’s place until the evening before leaving.

On her way back to her own neighborhood, she ran into Chu Shuo again.

"Meeting twice in one day, are we fated?"

Chu Shuo sat in his sports car, affecting a carefree demeanor.

She wasn’t sure if it was her imagination, but she felt like Chu Shuo had changed a lot, although she couldn’t pinpoint exactly what was different.

"Where are you headed? I can give you a ride."

Chi Yue shook her head, "I live just next door, no need to trouble you."

Chu Shuo looked surprised, pointing to the tallest building in the neighboring neighborhood, "You live here too? That’s perfect, I’ll go home with you."

Chi Yue was slow to catch on, "You live in this neighborhood too?"

"Yeah, I didn’t want to go home, so I moved out. Get in, I’ll take you home. It’s on the way."

Having said so much, Chi Yue couldn’t really refuse anymore.

So, the two of them went home together.

Surprisingly, Chu Shuo indeed lived in the same building as she did—he on the top floor, Chi Yue on the sixteenth.

When Chi Yue got out of the elevator, Chu Shuo said, "It’s too late now. I’ll come over to your place for a meal some other day."

Chi Yue curled her lip, taking it as a joke.

After spending a day at Nan Bingyu’s, Chi Yue went home, took a bath, and lay down.

As she was drifting off, she sensed someone beside her and abruptly opened her eyes to find it was Fu Rongyin.

Chi Yue, still unsettled, "Fu Rongyin, don’t you know that scaring people can scare them to death?"

Fu Rongyin sat in front of the bed, his eyes dark and unclear.

Chi Yue sat up, clutching the blanket, "Why have you come so late?"

Fu Rongyin said carelessly, "I came to see if you had a man hidden at home."

Chi Yue: "..."

"Good, you don’t have the guts."

Chi Yue was numb with anger, "What are you going crazy for!"

Besides, there were always women surrounding him every day, so what if she had a man by her side?

As if he could read her thoughts, Fu Rongyin looked down, his large hand grasping her ankle, his voice soft but commanding in a way that brooked no argument.

"Chi Yue, believe me, if you had a man hidden at home, I would make you understand what regret means."

His palm was cold, unlike its usual warmth.

Chi Yue shivered involuntarily, her gaze wary.

"Are you scared of me?" He gently caressed her ankle.

Chi Yue was very sensitive, her teeth chattering, "Can you not do this?"

Without a doubt, she was afraid of him, especially in this dark, unlit space.