I Give Half of My Life to You

Chapter 67

Mu Qingqing looked around the hall and confirmed that the Young Master wasn't with his mother, a bit saddened.

Even though she had to participate in some photo shoots, she was sure that she would have an edge over a person detached from society who devotes herself to practicing.

She followed her mother to the Young Master's mother, intending to bridge a relationship between them.

The Young Master's mother turned around, and saw... that girl!

Even though she had some fun ridiculing her on the plane, it wouldn't be enjoyable if she continued, so she took the opportunity to greet them first, "Hello, we meet again."

Mu Qingqing was shocked. She had met the Young Master's mother when she was sent to their house at a very young age. She didn't expect her to still remember her, "You... still... remember me?"

The Young Master's mother smiled. "Of course, we met on the plane during the flight to the last world championships."

Mu Qingqing was a bit confused. Did we meet on the plane?

She continued in her friendly tone, "I sat beside my little Yu, did you forget?"

"Oh really, what a coincidence." Mu Qingqing's mother said smilingly.

Mu Qingqing swallowed, looking at the person in front of her, finally associating her with the simple university student beside the Young Master.

The memories of her teasing her in the washroom flooded Mu Qingqing's mind, so she hurriedly wrapped up the conversation and left.

The Young Master's mother told this to her son when she returned from the banquet, jokingly poking fun at him, "She's an adorer of yours. You don't like her, do you? Or else I'd have sinned."

The Young Master had no words to reply to this mother of his. He could only state his viewpoint, saying, "I won't date prematurely."

The Young Master's mother thought that... There's quite a difference between that and having a crush on somebody.

To be honest, she felt that there was something up with her son, but he never told her.

Lin Miao was probably one of the closest people to him, but her days were occupied with badminton practice, so she didn't have many opportunities to ask her what he was hiding.

Lin Miao was also in an awkward situation.

Someone caught and stopped her during one of her morning runs. She always starts at 5:15 in the morning. In her many years of following this habit, she has barely met anyone. It was quite surprising that someone would find her this early.

"Brother Shui, I have something to ask you." The person who stopped her was the tall and skinny Tong Jin, the boy's singles champion in China last year.

Lin Miao stopped to look at him, waiting for him to continue.

Being met with this gaze, Tong Jin tightened his fists and asked, "You looked really good in your competitions, how about we have a match?"

Lin Miao willingly accepted. She also liked playing with new people as it could better prepare her for surprises and accidents in competitions.

Most of her opponents in tournaments were basically total strangers to her.

The two played two games, and Lin Miao won both of them. Even though both were tough games, she still won them, fair and square.

Tong Jin felt a bit awkward, so he left.

Lin Miao: "..." She wanted to play again some other day, but it seems like that would never happen.

After her own morning exercise, came the team's practice.