Celebrity Neighbor: My girlfriend is a big star?
Chapter 299 - 225. Huaxia man, go!_3

Chapter 299: 225. Huaxia man, go!_3

However, it must be said, one hour of waiting proved effective.

Today, Bae Juhyun chose an all-black ensemble, a black shirt paired with black skinny jeans that showcased her graceful curves to the fullest.

Over it all was a black coat, this all-black outfit combined with her flowing long hair gave off a strong vibe of a domineering female CEO from a distance.

"Does it look good?"

She stood pertly in front of Liu Xin’an, her face brimming with a smile that shattered the initial impression of her attire.

Indeed, she looked good... but there was one concern.

"Aren’t you cold?"

There he was, the super straight-forward Liu Xin’an.

Was being cold important? Not at all, what was important was that Liu Xin’an hadn’t complimented her looks.

"Ah, at this time you should be telling me I look pretty, not worrying about whether I’m cold or not."

The feeling of being cared for was indeed heartwarming, but straight-forward men could also be a headache. She patiently taught her boyfriend, word by word. There was plenty of time, and she was confident she could train Liu Xin’an into the most satisfactory version for herself.

Liu Xin’an’s expression didn’t change, then with a quirky tone he said, "Does your beauty need my praises? Isn’t that a universally acknowledged fact? Saying it out loud is too deliberate; I was afraid you’d think I was just flattering you."

"...What a load of nonsense, it’s not cold, let’s go!"

Bae Juhyun couldn’t be bothered to interpret the true meaning behind Liu Xin’an’s words. Since she was all set, it was time for the date she had been looking forward to all night and this morning!

Actually, she wasn’t cold in the least, at least Bae Juhyun didn’t feel cold.

As an artist, resistance to cold is an essential skill.

No artist would show up in front of their fans wearing a thick coat because they were afraid of the cold, such behavior would indeed earn a thorough scolding from their manager and team leader.

Seven years, seven winters, had long since accustomed Bae Juhyun to the cold outdoor weather.

But there’s a kind of care called "your mom thinks you’re cold," or rather, it should be "your boyfriend thinks you’re cold" in this case.

They had barely reached the elevator when Liu Xin’an shivered from the cold, turned around, and headed back into the house.

While Bae Juhyun was puzzled, it wasn’t long before Liu Xin’an came out with a black coat in hand.

Then, without further ado, he draped it over Bae Juhyun.

After doing this, Liu Xin’an looked down at the lady’s thin... yet not particularly long legs.

Bending down slightly, he pinched the denim on her trousers and looked up, "Are you wearing thermal leggings?"

Bae Juhyun paused, then resignedly nodded.

"I am."

To be precise, they shouldn’t be called thermal leggings, but rather a type of tight pants with excellent insulation. Sometimes when she had to attend events and wear shorts, she would wear these tights underneath— for sun protection in summer and warmth in winter.

"Then that’s fine, let’s go down."

"Oh~"

Bae Juhyun tightened her coat and, with a happy smile, hurriedly followed Liu Xin’an into the elevator.

Although it was her first time dating, it didn’t mean she hadn’t seen others date.

In Korea, the unhealthy makeup habits make many Korean girls believe they can’t be seen without makeup.

In this respect, Bae Juhyun was actually the same; she couldn’t criticize others.

What was truly strange though, were Korean men in this environment.

She had seen someone complain that when going out with their boyfriend in winter, he would never care if she was cold, only caring if her outfit looked good and wouldn’t embarrass him.

But Liu Xin’an had not only ignored her outfit, but his first concern was whether she was cold.

Honestly, Bae Juhyun felt pride for the umpteenth time that getting a Chinese boyfriend was such a proud thing for her.

Sitting in the passenger seat, Bae Juhyun put on the artist’s three-piece set and fastened her seat belt. Afterward, she tilted her head to look at Liu Xin’an beside her.

"Xin’an."

Liu Xin’an, who had also fastened his seat belt and was checking the car, responded with a low "Hmm?" acknowledging Bae Juhyun.

"Are all Chinese men as outstanding as you?"

Bae Juhyun rested her cheek in her hand, curiously pressing for an answer.

"Outstanding? I don’t think I’m outstanding."

He knew a bit about the male chauvinism over on this side, but not much, really.

The most extreme example of male chauvinism he had encountered was Bae Juhyun’s father.

Even his own uncle wasn’t that outrageous.

It’s one thing if a wife cooks and he doesn’t care about anything else.

But to not even wash the dishes, to just leave them there...

He couldn’t say much since it was his girlfriend’s father, after all.

His own family would never be like that, anyway.

"But you never center yourself, nor do you ever forcefully make me do this or that, always considerate about what I want, and..."

Bae Juhyun counted on her fingers, listing Liu Xin’an’s good points one by one.

The more she talked, the harder it became for her to control the corners of her mouth, and she soon broke into a smile as brilliant as a blooming flower.

As Bae Juhyun couldn’t help but laugh while talking, Liu Xin’an found her adorable, smiling too as he gently pinched her cheek, then skillfully started the car.

"Isn’t that pretty common?"

"Not at all common, you haven’t interacted with the men over here... really, the difference is huge."

"Then are you happy or unhappy?"

"What do you think?"

Liu Xin’an wore a satisfied smile, watching the road and occasionally glancing at the rearview mirror.

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