Ailiya followed Su Cheng's finger and took a few staggering steps back, her face turning pale instantly, her lips trembling: "No... it's impossible, you're lying to me, this can't be true."
Ailiya [Intelligence: 4.6]
Her intelligence and common sense were severely shocked, and she even doubted she was dreaming, just shaking her head repeatedly, mumbling: "Impossible."
"Ailiya, calm down."
Cornelia quickly pulled Ailiya down to sit, comforting her: "Don't panic, look, you've seen it yourself."
After saying that, Cornelia pointed at the big yellow dog still silently writing.
Although she was also deeply shocked, having experienced similar things before, she quickly accepted the reality.
Su Cheng picked up a pile of snacks that had fallen to the ground and asked Cornelia: "Did you buy these snacks for it?"
"Yes! We bought them."
Cornelia answered without hesitation.
"Then I'll give them to it."
Su Cheng put everything into a plastic bag and called out to the big yellow dog still writing: "Stop writing, come here."
Hearing Su Cheng's voice, the big yellow dog slowly spat out the colored pen, turned around, smoking, wagging its tail, and walked towards Su Cheng.
"This is their reward for you."
Su Cheng hung the plastic bag around the dog's neck and continued: "Go home, eat there."
"Awoo~"
The big yellow dog nodded, then picked up the plastic bag and turned to leave. As it passed the two girls, it glanced at them.
At that moment, the two girls were also looking at it, their faces filled with shock.
It shook its head at Ailiya and continued trotting forward.
"Did it just disdain me?"
Ailiya came to her senses, pointing at herself in confusion.
At this moment, her self-esteem was severely hurt.
"No."
Cornelia shook her head, trying to comfort her.
"But it just looked at me with a contemptuous expression and shook its head!"
Ailiya said angrily.
"But... it's just a dog, how could it show such a human-like expression?"
Cornelia awkwardly scratched her head.
"But this dog can silently write the 'Tengwang Pavilion Essay'!"
Hearing Cornelia's words, Ailiya almost choked, but she realized what it meant to shoot oneself in the foot.
"Alright, let's go."
Su Cheng was calm, as if he had expected this outcome. He supported the bicycle, turned around, and walked out.
"How did you do that?"
Ailiya quickly caught up and asked.
"Don't mention this again. You just need to know."
Su Cheng said impatiently and continued walking.
"Su Cheng, can you perform it again next time?"
Cornelia quickly caught up with Su Cheng, excitedly asking.
"Maybe later, but you can't tell anyone, okay?"
Su Cheng turned around, smiling at Cornelia.
He noticed that when Cornelia was with Ailiya, she became a bit more normal, even not as haughty.
This differential treatment made Ailiya beside them full of resentment.
"You know it's fine, just don't tell anyone. And don't disturb the dog's life."
Su Cheng stopped, turned back, and said seriously to the two.
"Got it."
Cornelia immediately promised, then looked at Ailiya beside her: "Now do you believe me? I didn't lie!"
Ailiya pouted, lowering her head without saying anything, but her face clearly showed a trace of reluctance and frustration.
Su Cheng parked his bike by a pavilion, and the two little lolis kept following him. Seeing him stop, Cornelia and the reluctant Ailiya also walked over.
Their expressions were different, one full of anticipation, the other unhappy.
In fact, these two lolis were still Su Cheng's seniors.
But Su Cheng really couldn't associate seniors with them.
"Can you tell me in detail about today's events?"
Su Cheng looked at the two lolis and asked.
Then, Cornelia told Su Cheng about what had just happened.
After listening, Su Cheng pondered for a while before slowly saying: "In the future, I trouble you never come to such a secluded place again. If you really want to come, please bring a driver or a bodyguard."
Ailiya, hearing this, retorted unhappily: "Who do you think you are? Don't lecture me with that tone, okay!?"
Cornelia, hearing this, also felt a bit unhappy, pouting her lips, looking disdainfully at Su Cheng, saying: "We're not kids anymore!!!"
But she could feel Su Cheng's concern, although being treated like a child still made her a bit uncomfortable.
Su Cheng, seeing the two little lolis flustered, didn't get angry. He looked seriously at Ailiya and continued: "Ailiya, although we're not even friends, I still need to remind you. Have you thought about what would have happened today without the big yellow dog?"
"......"
Ailiya was stunned, then lowered her head, her face pale, biting her lips, her hands tightly clenched into fists, looking like a well-behaved child being scolded by an adult for doing something wrong.
"I have something else to do, so I'm leaving."
Seeing this, Su Cheng didn't say anything more, got on his bike, and turned to leave.
He knew that if Ailiya really cared about Cornelia, then that sentence would definitely touch her soul.
"Wait!!!"
Suddenly, Ailiya called out to Su Cheng.
"What is it?"
Su Cheng turned back, glancing indifferently at Ailiya.
Ailiya pursed her lips, looked at Cornelia beside her who was full of worry, and finally said: "I understand."
"Mmm."
Su Cheng nodded.
"Ailiya, I'm hungry, let's go to the pastry shop to buy 'cake'!"
Cornelia changed the subject, although she was talking to Ailiya, her gaze was on Su Cheng beside her, emphasizing the word 'cake' particularly heavily.
The clever Cornelia was using a double entendre, letting Ailiya not think about this matter while also hinting at Su Cheng.
This made Su Cheng, who was riding his bike, couldn't help but feel amused. He didn't expect Cornelia to use such tactics.
So, he changed his direction and rode his bike towards a store in front.
He needed to buy some flour and other ingredients to make a cake.