Everyone Thinks That I Like Him

Chapter 46

Chapter 46:

Shang Jin threw his clothes on the table. The two people on the upper bunk didn’t even notice. That stranger snorted and still held Ye Zhou tighter.

Shang Jin took a deep breath and walked to the dorm doorway. He pulled the door open and then slammed it heavily.

The dorm door closed with a bang.

The two people on the bed were woken up.

Taking advantage of when Shang Ming loosened his arms, Ye Zhou pushed Shang Ming a little farther and sat up. Squinting his eyes, he looked out. “Shang Jin, why are you back so early?”

Shang Jin swept his eyes on Shang Ming who was still clinging to Ye Zhou’s waist and said, “What, did I disturb you?”

Ye Zhou didn’t understand why and poured oil on the fire by asking, “It’s hard to return home once. Why not stay two more days?”

Shang Ming held Ye Zhou’s waist and rubbed twice, and looking at Ye Zhou, he was accustomed to it.

The vein on Shang Jin’s forehead pulsed. He turned his back and didn’t continue to face Ye Zhou. “If you’d told me earlier that your…friend would come, I would also adaptable to the circumstances and stay home for two more days.”

Ye Zhou looked at the disgraceful Shang Ming and felt deeply that he’d lost face. He patted Shang Ming’s hands and whispered, “Let go. I’m going to get up.”

Shang Ming turned reluctantly, and Ye Zhou carefully climbed over him and jumped out of bed. He poked Shang Jin’s shoulder with his finger and said, “You’re in a bad mood? Did something unpleasant happen at home?” But from yesterday’s photo, it didn’t seem so…if something really happened, how would Shang Jin have the leisure to take a picture of Shang Youyou and send it to him?

Shang Jin lowered his head and turned on his computer. “Nothing.”

With one more person appearing in the shared dorm, Ye Zhou felt it was necessary to say something to Shang Jin. “My friend came from C City to play for two days. Anyway, Tian’er and Ah Xu weren’t in the dorm, so I let him stay.”

“Staying isn’t a problem, but don’t stay in the same bed.” Shang Jin hung his arms from the back of the chair and slightly lifted his head to look at Ye Zhou and said, “The quality of the beds in the dorm isn’t so good. Two big men sleeping together, not mentioning whether you’re comfortable or not, the bed definitely is uncomfortable.”

Ye Zhou agreed, “I also don’t plan to sleep with him today. Being held all night was simply killing me.”

Shang Jin snorted and, taking a bag from the table, said, “Your breakfast, for one person.”

Ye Zhou “heheh” smirked, “Thanks. It’s best that it’s for one person. That fellow is lazy to death. If he doesn’t sleep till noon, he wouldn’t get up. It’s best to starve him to death.”

Shang Jin heard this and his mood was a bit better, but his peripheral vision swept over the person on the bed and the corner of his mouth that had just hooked up was pulled down again.

Shang Ming’s sleep was as Ye Zhou had said: sleeping until noon, he yawned, opened his eyes and looked around. He didn’t see Ye Zhou, but saw an extra person at the opposite table. He guessed that it was Ye Zhou’s roommate. He was an extrovert and immediately said familiarly, “Hey, are you Ye Zhou’s roommate?”