Nan Sichen quickly let go of her hand and bent down to take off her shoes.
Qin Yin hopped back on one foot and asked, "What are you up to now?"
Nan Sichen didn't bother talking, he lifted her up and carried her all the way to the garage, then dumped her on the passenger seat, took the driver's seat himself, and started the car.
Qin Yin looked at him in surprise and said, "Hey, Nan Sichen, today is your grandma's birthday, and you're leaving so early? Aren't you afraid that she'll be angry?
"She's not here either," was Nan Sichen's surprisingly reasonable reply.
He reversed the car skillfully, turned around and the car shot out like an arrow from a bow.
"But..." Qin Yin wanted to say something, but Nan Sichen coldly cut her off, "Shut up."
Qin Yin had no choice but to swallow her unfinished sentence.
Nan Sichen drove towards his apartment.
Halfway there, Qin Yin spoke up, "Can you take me to the hospital first? I want to see my father."
