The car in front started to move slowly, but Mi Cai was oblivious. Her shoulders trembled slightly, and the car behind was already honking impatiently.

I finally gently patted Mi Cai's shoulder and asked, "What's wrong?"

Mi Cai lifted her head and wiped away her tears with her hand, but she didn't look at me. She said, "It's nothing," then put the car in gear and drove forward with the flow of traffic. The song "Love's Proverbs" finally ended, and the car gradually returned to calm.

I didn't plan to let Mi Cai know that I was working at Baoli, so I had her drop me off at a station. Before parting, I asked her, "Hey, can you help me move tonight? It would be convenient with your car."

"If I don't have to work overtime today, I can." Mi Cai didn't refuse.@@novelbin@@

I smiled and said, "Okay, I'll call you after work."

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