Actually, when Gu Qibao invited Nangong Xiao out, Nangong Xiao had a bit of an inkling of what it was about.
Because Gu Qibao had never invited Nangong Xiao out alone before, especially not in such a formal manner.
Yet Nangong Xiao promptly arrived at the coffee shop as scheduled. Gu Qibao came early, and when she saw Nangong Xiao, she eagerly stood up and called out, "Xiaoxiao, over here."
Nangong Xiao beamed brightly as she walked over, politely greeting, "Sister Qibao."
Gu Qibao immediately felt a bit embarrassed, nodded, "Sit down, what would you like to drink?"
"Anything’s fine." Nangong Xiao replied.
A waiter approached, and Nangong Xiao said, "Just a cup of coffee for me."
The waiter nodded and left.
"The coffee here is still so good, the taste seems to have never changed." Gu Qibao said casually, taking a sip.
"Yeah." Nangong Xiao nodded, smiling, "It is."
"Sister Qibao, did you specifically ask me out because you have something to tell me?" Nangong Xiao asked directly, thinking it unnecessary to beat around the bush.
Young people tend to be much more straightforward, Gu Qibao couldn’t help but chuckle, realizing she’s become a bit long-winded with age.
"Alright then, I’ll speak plainly." Gu Qibao nodded and got straight to the point, knowing that no matter how she danced around it, the topic would inevitably come up.



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