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if qin nan really has a ulter purpose to , then of course he has to ask clearly, otherwise his first na will be in the hands of this person, he really has no way to do it.
when hearing ye tao asking such a quesn, qin nan dare not say a word re, he did not think of his own inquiry, but will are ye tao's guess.
it was, of course, a bit superflu, and he had to stifle it in the cradle.
"what are you talking about? i don't think it's a probleto do so, not to nn the fact that both of have already said sothing like this. why bother in the future? i t think you have a lot of things that need to learn. " ye tao said it very deliberately.
the reason why he regards qin nan as a brother is t that there are a lot of things worth learning frohi and it isssible to have any ideas.
however, ye tao did not believe at all. apart frofighting and killing every day, he ca into contact with crinals who could not be epted by hi i aafraid there is nothing left that is worth learning froothers.
there will never be a person following hi that is, every day in order to contact the situan of fighting and killing, is it still like a jur high school child that the sa kind of xed society?
ye tao could not helpughing loudly, these people take hitoo serily, naturally will let hihave a very bad feeling, is it diffi to still live in jur high school society?!
if he had been like this today, of course he would have felt so difference.
qin nan shook his head helplessly. he sily did not know what kind of nd ye tao was, and naturally did not know what ye tao wanted to do, which was indeed sothing he could not do.
qin nan **iled awkwardly. he did not expect ye tao to be such a paranoid person.
"ye tao, why are you so paranoid? i't curi. what exactly do you want to go to the hospital for? how could i have other ideas?" qin nan looked at ye tao and asked.
he was sily curi, did not really have any ideas, nor did he want to do what he wanted to do in the ing ti.
but ye tao felt particrly funny. he t asked qin nan so quesns. qin nan was a little too sensitive.
"since you are so sensitive, there is nothing to say between the two of. i don't think there is any problewith what i did self. you take to the hospital first." ye tao looked at qin nan and said.
he does not want qin nan to ask hiso quesns over and over again, which, of course, will give hian in.
hearing that ye tao actually did not believe hielf, qin nan was very sad. of course, he knew that it was bece what he had said earlier that he angered ye tao, which would lead to such a situan today.
but he doesn't know how to exin it.
he, of course, hoped that ye tao could choose and follow his way.
but at this ti ye tao **iled, no tter what kind of nd this person is, which is notrtant to hiat all, not to nn that he has not had such an idea for a long ti.
ye tao could not helpughing. qin nan's acting skills were so poor that people like this should not have intersected with hiat all. this was indeed an awkward thing for hito feel at the cold pavin.
he did not want qin nan to have any sunderstanding of hi not to nn what he thought the rnship was, no need to say re casually, of course, there was no need to speak in chaos.
at this ti qin nan is also very earrassed, and do not know how to ilent, which is really a very difficult thing for hi
of course, he felt that everything he had done before was for the sake of others, but no one seed to be really willing to appreciate it.
seeing qin nan so lost, in fact, ye tao sotis, but also feel that he y really be doing a little too ch.
it isssible for qin nan to treat hias he is today, but he understands deeply that even if he does it, it doesn't tter if there are so proble.
if possible, he certainly knows how to ve forward.
qin nan quickly left his sight.
at this ti, ye tao de sure that no one followed behind hi so he quickly went upstairs. he ca here today inly to find bai yu to understand the situan.
naturally, all the ti should be ced on bai yu alone, which is like the influence of others on hi and he can look like he knows nothing about it.
anyway, there is only no intersecn with hi why exin sothing again.
of course, he could not ke all his ens obvi at this nt.
when ye tao had t reached the second floor, he saw that oloy appeared in his sight, and all of a sudden he felt quite incredible.
oloy had probably been around for a long ti and had not been there for hi
"why are you in the hospital?" ye tao iediately had so unthinkable points.
of course he didn't think oloy would show up in the hospital, which really worried hiand didn't even knoas going on.
but oloyughed loudly, and the reason why she was here st have been his reason to stay here, otherwise she would have been gone long ago, and why should she stay in the hospital every day, waiting for ye tao to arrive.
oloy **iled, and she knew ye tao would e today, which is why she wanted to stay in this ce at this ti.
"i'afraid you're here today to find bai yu, aren't you?" oloy deliberately said that she knew what ye tao had done, and naturally knew what to do next.
hearing oloy say this, ye tao's heart is very earrassed.
he did e today to find bai yu, but he did not know why oloy said so, and of course he would feel that he was at a loss as to what to do today.
it is diffie today to fight the if that is the case, he really does not know where he should speak, there will also be a very awkward feeling.
"what's the tter, ye tao? why did you t see like this? why don't you want to see at all? otherwise, i don't think you'll feel as ch as you do today. what's going on? " oloy asked in a hurry, too.
she felt that ye tao st have sothing special to hide froher, otherwise he would never have seen hiagain.
but ye tao doesn't know exactly how to say that he ca to bai yu today t to talk to hiabout revenge.
but he knew deeply, in fact, in the heart of oloy y not really agree to his revenge, but he did not go to diss with oloy, he began his own acns in a randoway.
it was true that oloy would feel particrly angry after hearing it, and it would be nice for her not to know what to say at once.
in fact, his n is nothing re than casual ideas in his head. he has never advocated the articles of associan, nor has he ever thought of renning the