Next One Is a Babe

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Cindy naturally could not refuse, but she said that her home was a little remote. It was not located in a city with good economic development, and there were no famous attractions. However, Aurora did not mind and simply waved her hand. “I don’t care about famous attractions. More importantly, you grew up there, so we want to know more about the city you’re living in."

Her words warmed Cindy’s heart, and Cindy immediately smiled. “Then, when you have time, I’ll bring you around and treat you to a meal there.”

Ian, who was walking behind them both, raised his eyes to look at Cindy. Cindy had her head turned sideways to look at Aurora, and the dimple at the corner of her lips was very obvious. He slowly exhaled, suddenly feeling that this was quite a pleasant situation. Although he had to worry about where to sleep at night when Cindy came over, he felt great peace of mind with her here.

As they walked on without purpose, they passed a kiosk, and Ian went to buy water. Soon, he came back and gave the bottles to Aurora and Cindy. When he was handing one to Cindy, she lowered her eyes and didn't look at him, but she still thanked him.

At that, Ian held the bottle tight and did not immediately let go for some reason. After failing to yank it from his hands, Cindy reflexively looked up at him. Looking like a prankster who had succeeded, Ian curled his mouth and chuckled. Pursing her lips, Cindy tried to look angry, but she couldn't control her ears, which turned red at once. Feeling chagrined, she did not know why she felt this way when it came to Ian. After all, this was not in her nature, and even when she was facing her company's higher-ups, she was not this nervous.

After she took the bottle, she went to the other side of Aurora and tried to keep some distance from Ian. Later, they continued to walk ahead, and soon they spotted a shopping mall not far away. At this moment, the big screen outside the mall was promoting the recent release of a movie. Cindy did not like watching movies, and neither did Ian, but Aurora looked up at the big screen with a longing expression. "I haven't gone to the movies in a long time."

Although she only casually mentioned it, there was an underlying meaning within it. Hearing that, Cindy and Ian coincidentally glanced at each other and quickly withdrew their gazes. Ian looked at Aurora and asked, "Do you want to watch this? But I remember you don't seem to like to watch this kind of movie."

The movie the big screen was promoting was a science fiction movie, and after all the time Ian spent with his mother in front of the TV, he had more or less noticed that she was more into romance.

Aurora smacked her lips as her eyes were still on the big screen. "It doesn't matter what genre the movie is. The main thing is that I really haven't been to the cinema for a long time."

She slowly moved her eyes to Ian and continued, "Before, life wasn’t good. Moreover, that man was not romantic, and when we were living together, there was never a sense of romance."