TSFLIP Chapter 748

Gu Lan gnashed his teeth. “Xia. Feng. Guang!”

“Hm?” Feng Guang tilted her head, looking at him in confusion. Then, as if suddenly enlightened, she said, “Oh, don’t misunderstand me, Gu Lan. I wasn’t trying to imply anything. I just said it casually.”

“Shut the hell up!” He was losing it. He, the little tyrant of Lihai High—his glorious reputation was about to be ruined in her hands!

Feng Guang relented. “Fine, I’ll shut up.”

Then she stood up, ready to leave the classroom. It was lunchtime, and she’d much rather step outside than deal with an enraged boy spoiling her mood.

“Xia, wait a second!” Mu Jin called out at the doorway, chasing after her.

Feng Guang turned back. “What is it?”

“This Saturday is my birthday. I want to invite you to my party. Can you come?” Mu Jin asked cautiously, as if terrified Feng Guang would refuse.

Feng Guang looked puzzled. “Your birthday party? Why invite me?”

As far as she remembered, she wasn’t close to Mu Jin.

Mu Jin explained earnestly, “I invited other classmates too. And since you just transferred here, coming to the party will help you get to know everyone better.”

What she didn’t say was that her father, upon learning Feng Guang was her classmate, had urged her to invite Feng Guang and build a good relationship with her. Mu Jin didn’t fully understand the world of the wealthy, but she wasn’t stupid—her father was clearly interested in the Xia family behind Feng Guang.

After a moment’s thought, Feng Guang nodded. “Alright, I’ll come.”

“That’s wonderful!” Mu Jin’s smile bloomed like a flower.

Gu Lan let out a disdainful “tch.” That nerd hadn’t even invited him yet, and she went straight for Feng Guang, that infuriating girl!

Feng Guang ignored his glare completely. After finishing with Mu Jin, she turned and walked out.

She said she was going out to clear her head…but really, that was just an excuse. She was thinking about skipping afternoon classes and heading to the hospital instead. Han Chen was gentle and warm, but the loneliness that sometimes flickered through him always left her uneasy.

At the corner of the hallway, she stopped in her tracks—the scene before her was all too familiar.

A cute-looking girl stood holding a pink envelope, stammering shyly: “Senior… please accept my confession.”

“I’m sorry, I can’t accept it.” His smile was as gentle as ever—not cold, but perfectly detached.

The girl’s eyes instantly reddened. “Sorry for bothering you, senior!”

Tears clung to her lashes as she turned and ran. Clearly, it had taken all her courage just to confess.

The boy blinked in mild distress. He hadn’t meant to make her cry—she just seemed a little fragile. Still, he felt no guilt. He turned to leave, only to notice Feng Guang standing frozen nearby.

He smiled. “Well, if it isn’t Xia. Why are you staring at me like that?”

“Han Chen…? Weren’t you still in the hospital?” Feng Guang asked, stunned.

“Hospital?” He paused briefly, then chuckled. “You must have me mixed up. The one in the hospital is my twin brother, Han Qi.”

“Twin… brother?”

Seeing her shocked expression, Han Chen let out a playful laugh. “Just kidding. I don’t have a twin brother.”

Her mind reeled. “Then you and him—”

Han Chen’s gaze darkened. The sunshine in his eyes dimmed to shadow, and his voice dropped low. “If you want to know what he and I are… you’ll have to ask him yourself.”