365-Day Trial Marriage With Hunk: Wife’s A Little Wild
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Chapter 1151: Chapter 1151: I Have Enough Patience to Wait for You Chapter 1151: Chapter 1151: I Have Enough Patience to Wait for You A certain office.

“Let me drive you home. Your complexion doesn’t look good. Don’t drive yourself.”

Mo Xiyan stepped forward, blocking Ning Yanan who was about to head to the parking lot.

Seeing her pale face, he frowned.

“Have you been to the hospital for a check-up? Is it possible that the injury you sustained before wasn’t properly healed? I know a military doctor, and I can arrange for you two to meet for a thorough examination.”

“I’m fine, just haven’t been resting well these past few days. I’ll be better after some sleep, there’s no need to trouble yourself.”

Ning Yanan pressed her hand to her forehead, responding with distance and politeness.

She glanced at the concerned man, nodded, and continued towards the parking lot.

Mo Xiyan seemed accustomed to her refusals and didn’t say much, just quietly accompanied her as she walked.

“Why is the parking lot closed?”

Ning Yanan saw the sign at the entrance indicating a gate malfunction and closure for repairs, and her eyebrows knitted together.

“It seems even the heavens want me to drive you. My car came late, and it’s parked outside. Come on, I’ll take you home.”

Mo Xiyan hid the sly gleam in his eyes, shrugged as if it were a coincidence, and motioned for Ning Yanan to follow him.

“There’s no need to go to such trouble. I live not too far from here. I can just take a taxi home.”

“Do you have to be so clear-cut with me?” Mo Xiyan’s brow darkened upon hearing her repeated refusals.

He turned around, staring at her resistant face.

“Yanan, I’m just worried about you. Is it so difficult to give me a chance to care for you?”

That statement made his intentions very clear.

Mo Xiyan was just short of saying outright, I want to pursue you.

Ning Yanan’s eyelids twitched. She looked down and said nothing.

“We’ve worked together for so long, you know my temperament very well. Once I set a goal, I don’t give up until I achieve it. I have the patience to wait for you to give me a chance.”

“No need.”

“Can’t you let go of him?” Mo Xiyan’s eyes dimmed, and he clenched his fists.

“It has nothing to do with anyone. I’m just tired and want to rest properly for a while, without thinking about anything.”

Ning Yanan casually slid her hands into her pockets, a gesture which, coming from her, seemed unexpectedly spirited.

She knew better than anyone that she might never cross the threshold of the Jiang Family in her lifetime, and the Mo Family wouldn’t necessarily be any easier.

Mo Xiyan had always been with the special police force, appearing to be just an ordinary soldier, but Ning Yanan knew that his background might not be any less prestigious than Jiang Jinchen’s.

But he never mentioned it, and she didn’t want to ask.

She was just tired of this game of mutual chase.

“I’ll be going now.”

Ning Yanan stepped past the man and continued walking.

Just as she reached the curb and was about to hail a cab, a car stopped in front of her.

The driver’s side window rolled down, revealing Mo Xiyan’s confidently smiling face.

As if their previous conversation were an illusion, his natural expression bore no hint of the awkwardness of rejection.

He gestured towards the passenger seat beside him.

“If we’re to be friends, let’s be natural about it. There’s no need to avoid or evade me. Even as colleagues, giving you a lift is only proper.”

“…”

Ning Yanan looked at him, hesitating for a few seconds before stepping towards the passenger seat.

Once in the car, she saw a box of medicine placed beside her, and her gaze shook just slightly.

“I bought you some sachets. Didn’t you say you’ve been having trouble sleeping? Have a cup before bed; it can help with relaxation.” Mo Xiyan followed her gaze to the medicine box and calmly explained.

His straightforward demeanor made it difficult for Ning Yanan to voice any refusal.