At the same time and intersection, He Kao looked up to see Liu Jingze standing across the street with a backpack, looking down at his phone.
The green light came on, and He Kao quickly stepped onto the road. Liu Jingze turned as if he remembered something and walked away, saying through divine thought, "I'll treat you to a milk tea."
Milk tea? Ever since Wei Luo left Qi Yuan, He Kao hadn't had any of that.
Not far ahead, there was a water bar by the street, and in front of it was a stall selling roasted potatoes. The water bar had semi-enclosed booths, creating a quiet environment where one wouldn't be disturbed.
It was typically a place for couples to meet, yet here sat the two of them, both men.
Liu Jingze ordered two milk teas. A high school student's allowance wasn't much, so he got the most basic kind. Both of them sat face to face without speaking, seemingly engrossed in their phones.
Seeing Liu Jingze treasured his words like gold, He Kao decided to remain silent too.
