She couldn't flirt with him like she did at the beginning, and she couldn't keep playing ambiguous games with him either.
So she thought, as long as they didn't meet or contact each other often, her feelings would fade over time.
But she realized they couldn't fade at all.
Lu Jingyan stared at Sheng Xian's face being sunned, wrestled internally for a moment, and couldn't help but raise his hand to shade him from the sunlight.
Sigh.
If I'm hopeless, then I'm hopeless.
After all, in this lifetime, I'd only be hopeless for him alone.
Lu Jingyan's hand had only been up for a short while when Sheng Xian's eyelashes trembled slightly and he opened his eyes.
Waking up, he looked tiredly at her hand over his head and frowned slightly.
Seeing him awake, Lu Jingyan withdrew her hand.
Sheng Xian slowly straightened up, staring at her hand holding his clothes and grunted after two seconds, "Thanks."
"Thanks for what?"
"Thanks, Little Fish, for shading Brother."
