Qin Xi knew she wasn't as thick-skinned as Ning Ze, so she couldn't be bothered to tangle with him.
She took out her keys to open the door, and once inside, she closed it immediately.
Suddenly, a hand resisted the door, preventing her from closing it.
"What are you doing!" Qin Xi looked at the person through the crack in the door, displeased.
"Don't you need me to keep you company?" Ning Ze asked.
Qin Xi snorted, "Why would I need you to keep me company?"
"True, but I need you to keep me company." Ning Ze said earnestly.
Qin Xi couldn't help but roll her eyes at him, "Alright, stop messing around, go home and sleep early."
"I'll be right outside, if you feel like talking to someone, just open the door." Ning Ze said, releasing his hand.
The door closed, Qin Xi changed her shoes and went into the living room. She casually threw her bag on the sofa and walked to the kitchen to pour a glass of water.
