Reborn: Sure to Flirt Me? novel Chapter 135

"Are you going to visit the Cheng Family this year?" Molly asked, lying prone on the bed.

Allen was stunned by this question, and his eyes were tired. "Let's talk about it later. I'm a little tired. Let's go to bed first!"

Looking at the tiredness on his face at that moment, Molly could not bear to ask him again, "Since you are tired, then go to bed quickly. I have nothing to do tomorrow, and I can accompany you at home."

"Okay." After saying that, Allen closed his eyes. After a while, he began to fumble around. When he touched Molly, he pulled her into his arms and held her tightly.

No wonder he felt uncomfortable just now. Now he felt better!

Seeing all this, Molly was so happy that her eyes almost narrowed into a seam.

On the second day, Molly didn't go out and stayed at home with Allen.

She took a menu and sat next to it. Occasionally, she went to the kitchen to cook. When she felt that it was almost done, she brought it to Allen and thought if Allen didn't like it, she would try it again.

She had wasted a lot of food materials in a day, but she had indeed learned a few dishes.

In the evening, Molly and Allen went for a walk with Jim and Toby, holding a drag chain.

Jim was very obedient. When Molly pulled him, he followed her obediently without moving at all.

But Toby was different. Allen, a man, could hardly hold it.

Perhaps it was because he seldom came out, Toby wanted to take a closer look at everything. That was fine, but when he saw a beautiful little girl, he would also come over to "woof" two times. When he saw a small dog, he also wanted to flirt with it, which scared it and made it get into the arms of its master and didn't dare to come out.

Toby's silly look almost became a beautiful scenery in the square.

Molly and Allen apologized to others in embarrassment and sighed, 'They are both dogs. Why is there such a big gap between Jim and Toby? One is an angel, and the other is a devil.'

Looking at the stupid Toby and the quiet Jim crouching on the ground, Molly and Allen looked at each other. Sure enough, the gap between the two was really not a little.

Time flies, and the winter vacation came soon. But the weather in B city became very cold every year. Molly was afraid of the cold, so she didn't feel warm with the heating on. If she didn't have to go to work, she wouldn't go out.

Now the opportunity finally came. She had been staying at home with her friends, including Jim and Toby.

Staying at home for more than a week, Molly didn't go out. At first, when Allen went out to jog in the morning, he only needed to buy breakfast, but now it couldn't. He had to go to the market to buy food.

In this way, Allen was a little dissatisfied, not because he should buy food, but because he was worried that Molly would always stay at home, and the window was not open, and the air was not fresh, which was not good for her health.

So he tried his best to drag her out.

After a long while, Molly finally agreed.

But when Molly and Allen changed their clothes and were about to go out, a gust of cold wind blew over.

Molly immediately turned around and said, "It's too cold outside. I'd better stay at home!"

"No way!" Allen held her waist and said, "It's not cold at all. I specially chose the warmest time at noon to go out."

"But I just feel cold!" Molly stretched out her cold hand and said, "Look, my hand is so cold!"

Allen touched it and found it was as cold as an ice stick, but he still made up his mind, "No, you have been at home for a long time! It's good for your health to go out for a walk! "

Then he continued to preach, "Look, I didn't feel cold even when I went out to run in the early morning. You, just because you didn't exercise too much, so you are so afraid of the cold!"

Allen held her hand in his and warmed it for her, "How about you jogging with me every morning?"

At first, Molly's hand was in his palm and felt warm when it was touched by his. Hearing his suggestion, she quickly took her hand back, looked at Allen and said seriously, "I refuse!"

Allen was just saying it casually. He would be happy if Molly agreed, but he didn't mind if she didn't agree. "It's okay if you don't agree, but you have promised today. You can't regret it anymore!"

Since she had said so, she couldn't say anything else to disagree. She could only follow Allen into the car.

Molly had never been to the place where Allen took her. Sitting in the car, she looked at the splendid club in the distance. She looked at Allen in confusion, wondering why he took her here.

Seeming to see her confusion, Allen explained, "I take you here to meet a person."

Hearing what he said, Molly suddenly sat up straight from the seat.

She knew almost all the relatives of Allen, and Allen didn't have a good relationship with them, so it was impossible for him to take her to see his distressed relatives.

Besides his relatives, those whom she didn't know and who could make Allen take her here so solemnly could only be his trustworthy friends.