The Prime Minister's Darling novel Chapter 295

Chapter 295: 163 Xuanping Marquis (second shift)_2

“Jiaojiao!” Little Jing Kong spotted Gu Jiao and immediately abandoned his naughty brother-in-law, running hurriedly to Gu Jiao’s side.

Gu Jiao ruffled his hair and looked toward Xiao Liulang, “No study sessions tonight?”

“No need.” Xiao Liulang nonchalantly walked over.

From him, Gu Jiao could not sense the oppressive atmosphere of the Guozijian. In fact, with the approaching spring test, all the students at Guozijian were almost going mad.

Even Lin Chengye and Fen Lin were going to bed later and getting up earlier than usual.

Although the tutors hadn’t demanded a study session tonight, the only one who truly dared not to study was Xiao Liulang.

The trio started to head back home.

Sure enough, it started snowing heavily.

Gu Jiao took out an oil-paper umbrella from her back basket, but Little Jing Kong insisted on being in the snow!

Fortunately, Gu Jiao had brought a small cloak for him, helping him to put it on, making him resemble a tiny wizard.

The tiny wizard excitedly hopped about in the heavy snow, hollering, “Wa wa wa——”

Xiao Liulang took the oil-paper umbrella, holding it above them and shading Gu Jiao a bit more.

They walked side by side on the grand avenue.

The most comfortable relationship is one where silence doesn’t cause discomfort.

Both were enjoying the tranquility of the moment and the occasional soft sounds coming from Little Jing Kong.

“By the way.” Gu Jiao suddenly asked him, “What month is your birthday?”

It was written on his household registry.

It was also on their marriage certificate.

Her asking this question proved that she believed the birthdate on the registry wasn’t his actual birthdate.

She was like this, never bluntly revealing all truths at once, instead, with an unintentional soft tone that he couldn’t resist, peeling away his defenses bit by bit.

“In the twelfth month.” he replied.

“Oh.” It was now the twelfth month, Gu Jiao turned to him, her demeanour somewhat coy, “Which day?”

After a pause, Xiao Liulang answered lightly: “Chinese New Year’s Eve.”

Gu Jiao grinned.

It hadn’t passed yet.

That’s great.