After Rebirth, I Am the White Moonlight of All The Big Brothers

d tried to tug at her wrist.

She turned around to dodge, then took two steps back, staring at the other side coldly.

Yici touched his back molars, “Quite alert…” There was a lingering light fragrance lingering on the tip of his nose.

At the same time, it inevitably made his heart sway.

“Is something wrong?” Jiang Fuyue swept a glance at the corner of his bruised mouth, calmly.

“Cough…my name is Yici,” he remembered that he hadn’t introduced himself last time, “Yi from easy, and Ci from farewell.”

“En.”

“?” En? What does that mean?

Jiang Fuyue was leaving.

Yici didn’t give in.
He was tall, a colorful head reflecting in the setting sun, yet even so, his face was still beautiful.

“What’s the hurry? We haven’t started talking about it yet.” He smiled, a bit wicked.

Jiang Fuyue stood with her arms folded, looking more leisurely than him.
There was a flash of interest in her eyes: “Let’s talk.”

“Last time I said that the enemy of an enemy is a friend.”

“So you want to be my friend?”

“Wrong,” Yici approached, his phoenix eyes shining brightly, “Not a friend, but a girlfriend.”

Jiang Fuyue had lived two lifetimes, and it was the first time that a man dared to stand in front of her and say such a thing.

Interesting.

So interesting.

But…

“I refuse.”

Yici was stunned: “Why?”

“Your hair is too ugly, like a rainbow.”

Hair is too ugly…

Ugly…

Like a rainbow…

Rainbow…

For the first time, Young Master Yi was linked to the word “ugly”.

“F*ck—” he shouted at the girl’s back as she walked away calmly, “Are you blind?!”

Jiang Fuyue didn’t turn her head back.

The driver drove to the front of the school, but saw his young master dragging the net bag rope and kicking a basketball inside, as if he was swearing.

He called and Yici opened the car door, then sat in the back seat.

“Young master, I’m sorry, I was stuck in traffic today and was late.”

“Oh.”

The driver was stunned.
Seeing the appearance of the little ancestor, he was afraid that he would not be able to serve him well, so he did not dare to say more.

On the way, Yici suddenly said, “Old Huang, I want to ask you something.”

“Master, please ask me.” 

The young man tugged at his hair a little irritably, “What do you think of my hairstyle?” 

The corners of Old Huang’s eyes twitched, ” This…”

“If you have something to say, why hesitate?” Yici was impatient.

“I think… it’s very stylish and cool!” 

The young man humphed, and took a look at the front seat reflector: “I knew that they must be blind, they actually said that Laozi looked like a rainbow…”

Ta?

Which ta*? Male or female?

* pronoun; in chinese they sound same but spelt differently so driver doesn’t know if he is speaking about a girl or a boy

Old Huang pondered to himself.

There was a delay at the school gate, and Jiang Fuyue arrived home a quarter of an hour later than usual.

But Little Brother Jiang, as always, opened the door without waiting for her to take out the key.

“Sister.”

“Do you live by the door?” No footsteps could be heard in the kitchen.

Jiang Chenxing’s eyes flashed, and his cheeks were flushed.

Jiang Fuyue changed her shoes and rubbed his head.

The little boy shyly tucked his chin into his collar.

After eating and cleaning up, the siblings did their homework together.

In fact, Jiang Fuyue had nothing to write, she finished her homework in class, and did not leave a single test paper given by Xu Jing unfinished.

On the other hand, Jiang Chenxing, at a young age, had a heavy school load.

Jiang Fuyue saw that he quickly finished writing one test paper, and immediately changed to the next one, a small face focused.

Suddenly, his eyes stopped, “Why are the two exam papers the same?”

“Ah?” Little Brother Jiang raised his eyes blankly.
Seeing his sister’s black eyes staring at him, he was a little dumbfounded. 

Jiang Fuyue asked again.

“I…” He lowered his head, “I took it by mistake…”

“Jiang Chenxing, never lie in front of me, unless…” It was a very soft tone, but it fell heavily into the ears of those who listened, as heavy as a thousand catties, “you will never have my trust from now on.”

Because her trust will never be given to a person who has lied to her.