Love You Till the End

Chapter 1211 - 1209: Shi Mei vs. Shi Keke (56)

Shi Keke detected the underlying tone in his words and felt he was being somewhat extreme in his response to the question. Even though she knew he was normally such a domineering person, she still found him a bit unusual.

So she couldn’t help but think...

"Was it because of you that my classmate transferred?" she asked, her tone questioning.

"So what if it was?" He was bold enough to admit it, "If I hadn’t shown mercy, do you think he’d have any chance to return to Du City and make something of himself in this life?"

"No wonder he left without a word. It made him heartbroken for quite a while," Shi Keke frowned and said, "Back in junior high, he was my idol. Every time he played basketball, I’d secretly hide in a corner with a drawing board and pencil, sketching him. I’d capture every move he made playing basketball for my collection."

Shi Mei’s eyes were deep, like an abyss you couldn’t see the bottom of. "Shi Keke, how come I never knew you had this little woman side to you?"

"Because you’ve never written me a love letter, because you’ve never confessed to me every day, because you never had a secret crush on me for an entire term." That’s the answer Shi Keke gave.

Upon hearing this, Shi Mei let out a low chuckle, then said "Very well" and abruptly turned the steering wheel, pulling the car over to the side.

Once the car was parked, he unbuckled his seatbelt, got out, walked around the front, opened the passenger door, unbuckled Shi Keke’s seatbelt, and without a word, pulled her out of the car.

"Brother, what are you doing?"

"Doing what? Don’t you like watching the guys you fancy play basketball? Today I’ll fulfill your wish and let you watch to your heart’s content."

As Shi Mei spoke, he grabbed her wrist and led her towards the nearby basketball court.

Shi Keke just wanted to say, is it free to build basketball courts nowadays? Why are they everywhere?

"Brother, actually, I don’t even like watching others play basketball that much."

"I was just young and clueless back then, not knowing what I should or shouldn’t do. If I had known, I wouldn’t have sketched other men. And even if I did draw, it would only be you."

"Brother, do you have a basketball...?"

Shi Mei completely ignored Shi Keke’s question, not at all worried about not having a basketball.

Shi Keke decided not to say anything either, planning to see what tricks he had up his sleeve.

In her memory, he had never played basketball, and she hadn’t heard anyone mention whether he could play.

But looking at him like this, he seemed like he could play?

But it shouldn’t be. Generally, if you don’t practice playing often, you’d be rusty, right? Someone who hasn’t touched a ball in ten years probably doesn’t even know how to shoot, huh?

Perhaps she was too deep in thought, Shi Keke didn’t notice there was a sewer manhole cover up ahead. Just as she walked past, her heel got stuck.

"Brother, slow down, slow down..."

"My heel, it’s stuck in the sewer manhole cover..."

Shi Keke always thought such a scenario only happened in TV dramas and never expected it to occur in real life.

She rarely wore high heels because usually when she took on a case, she’d be running around for evidence, so she almost never wore heels. Only in court would she dress a bit more formally.

But just her luck, she wore high heels today, happened to walk onto a sewer manhole cover, and got stuck!