Tell Me How Not to Be Moved

The Ning family and the Jing family were family friends, and Ning Suyi was only two months older than Jing Chi. The two grew up together, so they couldn't really be called siblings. But when Ning Suyi was teasing Jing Chi, she always took advantage of the fact that she was born dozens of days earlier than him. She often regarded herself as her elder sister, and her younger brother kept calling her younger brother. "Brother, do you want to eat egg yolk? I don't want to eat it." "Brother, you still haven't found a girlfriend?" "Brother, I noticed that you no longer smell of medicine..." (Jing Chi often got sick when he was a child, and he smelled of Chinese herbal medicine.) Jing Chi gets angry every time he hears Ning Suyi's name. He thinks to himself, who wants to be your brother? I want to be your boyfriend! … Later, when the two of them were together, Jing Chi put his arms around Ning Suyi's waist and whispered in her ear: "Sister, you look so cute when you are angry." Ning Su was so embarrassed that she stretched out her hand to cover his mouth with such force that it seemed like she was going to cover him to death: "Shut up, shut up, shut up! Don't call me sister again!! Do you hear me?!" She felt damn guilty whenever this person called her sister. Jing Chi begged for mercy with innocent eyes, but after she let go of her hand, she returned to her old ways: "No, sister." … Jing Chi: The happiest thing for me is that I can protect my sweetheart as he grows up. How lucky I am, I have seen her cry when she was a child, and I have also seen her smile as bright as a flower when she grows up.