Gu Yunting's expression was also not good. His originally shiny leather shoes were now covered in mud. He immediately took out his phone to call the police.
"Don't call yet, go ask at the guardhouse," Jin Lan felt it was too much of a fuss to find such a small gift and perhaps someone had picked it up and sent it to the guardhouse.
As it turned out, Jin Lan's guess was right. The guard said someone had found it and brought it over.
Gu Yunting took the small box, stained with mud, and turned to leave. Jin Lan thanked the person and ran out to catch up with Gu Yunting.
"Open it and see what it is," Jin Lan was very curious about what gift Ye Wan had given Gu Yunting.
"Weren't you going to buy dinner? Go now."
Jin Lan, "..."
This is what they mean by unfeeling and disloyal!
Gu Yunting entered the elevator and took out the small box. Because it had fallen into the green belt, the box was covered in mud, smudging its originally bright blue color. He applied a little force with his finger, and the box opened. A silver ring appeared before his eyes, with a large black letter 'G' on it.
Gu Yunting was surprised. He hadn't expected Ye Wan to give him a ring. Aren't rings gifts exchanged between couples? What did she mean?
He took the ring out of the box and found his initials inside. He picked up the ring, intending to wear it on his ring finger, but it was a little small. In the end, he could only wear it on his little finger.
When Gu Yunting returned, he saw the girl with her back to him. He squatted down and picked up all the books that had fallen on the ground, putting them into his backpack.
Ye Wan heard the movement but didn't move. Not until there was no more movement behind her... She really wanted to turn around and see what Gu Yunting was doing, to know if the ring had been found, but she resisted.
One minute, three minutes, five minutes, ten minutes...
There was still no movement behind her. She couldn't help but turn back and her gaze met Gu Yunting's. The man was looking at her notebook.
Ye Wan immediately sat up and said anxiously, "Why are you looking through someone else's notes without permission."
"It's just notes, not a diary. What are you so nervous about?" As Gu Yunting flipped through the pages, Ye Wan saw the ring he was wearing on his little finger.
The ring was silver and didn't look like an expensive item, but on his finger, it seemed like a priceless treasure.
"You found it!" Ye Wan had thought the ring would be picked up by someone and lost forever.
"Mm, you made it a bit small," Gu Yunting said calmly.
"Isn't it just the right size?" Ye Wan got out of bed, limped over, and sat on the sofa, looking left and right.
"You made it to wear here?" Gu Yunting frowned slightly.
"Yes, what else would I give you to wear on your ring finger? That's a wedding ring, alright?" Ye Wan looked at him speechlessly, then looked left and right again, and asked, "Does it fit? It looks quite good on you, so my taste must be good."
Gu Yunting, "..."
"Then you can let someone else try wearing it," Gu Yunting said with a proud cold snort. The item was ordinary, and it only looked good because he was wearing it.
He was quite confident about this.
Ye Wan, "..."
Narcissist!
But imagining it, if a ring of this material were worn by an ordinary man, it would indeed look cheaper.
"Um, this is your belated birthday present," Ye Wan said a bit awkwardly.
Gu Yunting glanced at her, then returned his gaze to her notes, "I know."
"..."
Jin Lan returned with dinner, and the three ate together. Jin Lan suddenly noticed the ring on Gu Yunting's finger and subconsciously asked, "When did you start wearing a ring?"