Chapter 40:

Because it is a famous tourist city, many of the buildings in City C have a literary fairy tale style. The streets and alleys are full of blue and white huts, with blue walls and white windows, and flowers.

The two walked through the busy city and entered the shopping mall. Today is the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, and the New Year is not over yet, and the shopping mall is still decorated with lights and colorful decorations. It is not normal for two teenagers of similar age to go shopping together during this kind of festival. Li Wenyu refused to let Pei Xin lead him when he was in a crowded place. At this time, he just followed Pei Xin into a clothing store. .

Pei Xin found some black clothes and put them on, then turned around and helped Li Wenyu pick them up seriously. Li Wenyu felt uncomfortable all over, and a very absurd idea suddenly popped into his head. He felt like the heroine in a Taiwanese puppet show who was taken to a luxury store by Kuo Shao to shop.

Thinking of this, he felt even more like a light on his back. At this moment, Pei Xinqia gave him a light blue sweater, raised his eyebrows and said, "Try this."

Li Wenyu immediately shook his head: "I don't want this."

Pei Xin didn't seem to care much about his rejection. He put one hand in his pocket and looked at him: "Then you can choose for yourself?"

Li Wenyu wanted to say that he didn't want to buy clothes here, but he opened his mouth and remained silent. . Finally, he pointed to a black sweatshirt in the corner: "That's it."

A childish smile appeared on Pei Xin's face: "You want to wear couple clothes with me?"

Li Wenyu curled his lips in disdain and lowered his head. Ignoring him, he took another pair of trousers and entered the changing room. When he came out, Pei Xin was paying the bill at the front desk with his back to him. There were several shopping bags in hand. Through the gaps in the woven bags, Li Wenyu saw the blue sweater.

When Pei Xin heard the voice, he looked back at him and spread his hands: "Let's go after changing."

The salesperson took the clothes Li Wenyu had changed and put them into his shopping bag. After thanking him, he looked up and asked expressionlessly. : "What did you buy?"

Pei Xin shrugged matter-of-factly: "Clothes, is this all you wear these days?"

Li Wenyu said nothing more, and the two of them walked out together. Pei Xin had all the things he bought sent to the front desk of the hotel, but naturally he was still empty-handed.

He took Li Wenyu upstairs again, leaned slowly in the elevator and said, "Do you remember that you still owe me something?"

The elevator was completely transparent, and Li Wenyu looked down at the shopping mall square, which became increasingly blurry. The crowd looked up in confusion: "What?"

Pei Xin's face became a little dissatisfied: "You still owe me a birthday gift."

Li Wenyu nodded to show that he understood, and said lightly: "What do you want?"

" You pick it for me," Pei Xin looked at the elevator door that was gradually opening, stood up straight, and said with a raised lip, "If you pick it, I'll pay for it, even if you give me a gift."

"Okay."

There is a hotel next to the elevator. Li Wenyu didn't even look at the famous watch store when he passed by. He walked along a circle of luxury stores but didn't enter any of them.

Pei Xin walked on his right side with his hands in his pockets, wondering: "What are you looking for?"

Li Wenyu glanced at him, stood in front of an inconspicuous souvenir shop, smiled slightly and was about to walk in: "Just looking for "This."

Pei Xin frowned and quickly grabbed him: "I told you to buy it from another store."

"You agreed to let me choose." Li Wenyu was rarely tough.

Pei Xin had no choice but to let go of his hand, but his expression was still not good: "Okay, okay, you choose."

Most of these souvenir shops are for girls, so most of them sell girls. There are more accessories and clothes.

Li Wenyu walked back and forth among the various shelves, and finally selected a dark gray jade string from a series of colorful bracelets. He hooked the bracelet with his index finger and brought it to Pei Xin, who was looking unhappy behind him: "How about this?"

Pei Xin immediately squinted in disgust and threw the bracelet back: "Which grown man wears this thing? Get another one."

Li Wenyu raised his eyebrows and continued walking inside.

It took a long time this time, and Pei Xin was almost impatient when he reached it, so he stopped and rummaged through a pile of messy plastic products.

"What about this?" He pulled out a Doraemon keychain and put it in his hand. The cartoon character's head was so huge that Pei Xin couldn't imagine that only a child of any age would wear it.

"Nine-nine dollars," he glanced at the price on the label and sneered with great disdain, "Can you pick something more expensive?"

Li Wenyu continued to walk forward, complaining as he walked: "Hello Picky."

This time it was Pei Xin's turn to have nothing to say and could only follow his fate, pretending to turn a blind eye to the messy things on the shelves.

Because this store sells a variety of items, it is quite large, but no matter how big it is, there will be times when you run out of space. Li Wenyu finally stopped in front of the glass showcase in the corner. Pei Xin lowered his head and looked at the row of watches inside which were relatively easy to read compared to other things, and his face became slightly brighter.

Li Wenyu bent over and seemed to be picking carefully. After a long time, he turned back to Pei Xin and said, "Come and take a look."

He clicked on a gray-blue mechanical watch inside, tilted his head and asked: " Is this okay?"

Pei Xin couldn't imagine how this cheap watch looked on his hand. He frowned and reluctantly nodded for a long time.

Li Wenyu immediately raised his eyebrows and said to the salesperson with a smile: "Just this, thank you."

Pei Xin was really fed up with this place, so he took the watch and went straight to the cashier to pay. The cashier scanned the price and smiled politely: "Two hundred and ninety-nine."

Pei Xin had a sullen face. He had never bought anything so cheap before. While he took out his wallet to pay, he looked back at Li Wenyu who was tapping dots next to the doll stand out of boredom.

After paying the money, he carried the light paper bag over. When he got closer, he found Li Wenyu squatting and staring at a gingerbread man.

"You want this?" Pei Xin stood behind him.

Li Wenyu was startled by the sudden sound. When he turned around, he saw Pei Xin's sullen face, looking at the gingerbread man with disgust.

He shook his head: "I don't want it."

"Then let's go." Pei Xin tilted his head.

It was almost lunch time. Pei Xin and Li Wenyu had eaten very little in the morning, so they went directly to a restaurant in the mall to eat.

Pei Xin went to the bathroom first, and when he came back, Li Wenyu had already sat down by the window. It wasn't lunch yet, so the restaurant was very quiet. Li Wenyu held his chin with his right hand, his straight nose almost touching the glass window, and looked at the unclear beach in the distance seriously.

When Pei Xin got closer, he realized that he was twisting his neck unconsciously and his head was hanging at an awkward angle.

"Is your neck uncomfortable?" Pei Xin pulled out his chair.

Only then did Li Wenyu hear the sound. When he turned around suddenly, his nose hit the glass and he let out a low cry of pain.

"Hiss." He immediately pressed his nose, his facial features were wrinkled in a mess, his eyes were wide open, and he looked confused and vivid.

Pei Xin started to laugh immorally and laughed several times before standing up to check his nose. But Li Wenyu covered it tightly with his hands and refused to show it to him, because of the pain and his nasal voice was heavy: "It's okay, it will be fine in a while."

Pei Xin continued to laugh: "Why, did you collapse your nose?"

Li Wenyu glared at him, feeling that the pain gradually eased, and then put his hand down. In fact, the impact was not serious, but there was still a small bruise on the tip of my nose, which looked like a birthmark from a distance.