The Tycoon Has A Secret Crush On Me
Chapter 991 - 1017: Acknowledging Mistakes and Correcting Them

Chapter 991: Chapter 1017: Acknowledging Mistakes and Correcting Them

"Xiao Xuan is helping me tidy up things over here; do you want to come in and sit?" Lin Yan extended the invitation actively.

Although he was a rival in love, he also didn’t want to lose his composure.

The word ’ex-boyfriend,’ after all, had ’ex’ added to it, which signified it belonged to the past, and even if he clung to it desperately, that would not change the facts.

"You moved to this area?" Ah Chuan sensed danger.

Unexpectedly, this person was so scheming.

"Yeah, it’s convenient for taking care of Xiao Xuan." It was crystal clear to everyone whether it was more about taking care of Luo Xuan or taking care of Luo Qi.

And as for this ’taking care,’ it wouldn’t be long before it extends to the bed, how could Ah Chuan not know?

"I still need to help Big Brother Lin tidy up; I’ll go back home to cook later. If you want, just wait for me over there," Luo Xuan said as she went back into her room and found the keys.

"No need, I’ll just wait here. Just in case your sister comes back early, and also, the rooms of you siblings aren’t locked..." He didn’t add the fear of Ah Chuan stealing anything but because he didn’t want him entering Luo Qi’s room.

Luo Xuan and Ah Chuan both understood the implications in his words.

"You’re right, if you want to come in, then come in, otherwise you should go back," Luo Xuan’s words were hardly polite, yet they weren’t extremely rude either.

Ah Chuan didn’t say anything and headed towards Lin Yan’s bedroom.

"I’ve already cleaned the sofa, feel free to sit," Lin Yan said warmly and politely.

This person seemed to be forever without temper, always genteel in his manners no matter the situation.

This was also the reason why Luo Xuan liked him, as he could carefully protect Luo Qi and prevent her from getting hurt again.

"Thank you," Ah Chuan said stiffly, giving thanks. Fortunately, his perennially expressionless face meant neither Lin Yan nor Luo Xuan could tell.

"Sorry, there’s no water here." Lin Yan wanted to pour a glass of water for Ah Chuan but realized upon turning that the water dispenser was empty and the kettle was yet to be washed.

"It’s fine; I’ll just sit here for a bit," Ah Chuan didn’t mind.

"Big Brother Lin, don’t bother with him, let’s continue tidying up. My sister will be back soon."

"Xiao Xuan, he’s a guest," Lin Yan said, a bit helplessly.

"Okay, then I’ll go next door to pour him some water," said Luo Xuan, grabbing the keys and running to the next room.

"Kids are like that, don’t take it amiss," Lin Yan said helplessly.

"No, I’ve always treated him like a brother," Ah Chuan couldn’t stand Lin Yan’s posture as the man of the house.

Luo Qi hadn’t agreed to him yet, so what right did he have to treat her as his possession?

Lin Yan seemed to ignore his hostility, smiling and then lowering his head to continue arranging his bookshelf.

Ah Chuan felt like his punch had landed on cotton, and at the same time, he felt a bit defeated.

Ah Chuan didn’t stay long; there was a problem at the company, and he quickly left.

"Does Xiao Xuan not like him?" Lin Yan asked, noting Luo Xuan’s look of disdain.

He had always been aware of Luo Xuan’s attitude but had never asked so directly.

"I don’t like him; he hurt my sister." Luo Xuan clenched her fists, her young face filled with anger.

The smile on Lin Yan’s face grew instead of diminishing: "People make mistakes; what’s important is that they can recognize and correct them."

"All I know is, once a mirror breaks, it’s broken. Even if you glue it back together, it can never return to its original state. Since that’s the case, why not just let go and let everyone live peacefully?"

Lin Yan was taken aback, not expecting Luo Xuan, young as she was, to say something so profound.

"Who taught you all this?" He found it hard to believe that someone so young could understand such complicated truths.

Those were insights usually gained by those who had experienced heartache.