Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Let me go, Mr. Hill Novel [By Shallow South] Chapter 2108

Ryan turned around and promptly swallowed the ice cream without being bothered about Freya. After finishing it, he gasped in pain. ” Stop hitting me. The coldness of the ice cream is hurting my teeth.”

“Serves you right. Who told you to snatch my ice cream?” Seeing him in a sorry state, Freya was both amused and angry.

“I’m worried that you’ll get a stomach ache…” Ryan threw a helpless look at her while making the same remark. However, Freya was swayed this time.

After pursing her pretty, thin lips, she took out a brown scarf from a paper bag and handed it to him. “I bought it for you just now. You’re not allowed to dislike it for being ugly, or I’ll break off our relationship.”

Ryan swiftly unfolded the scarf to take a look a t*t. He wrapped it around his neck and flashed a smile, showing a row of white teeth. “Am I handsome?”

Freya burst into laughter. “That’s tacky.”

“How is it tacky?” Ryan’s face darkened right away.

“I mean the way you’re wearing the scarf is tacky.” Freya stood on tiptoes and removed the scarf. “Lower your head and I’ll put it on for you again.”

She leaned over and helped him tie the scarf around his neck. Wearing the scarf differently changed

and his legs were long. Now that he was wearing a coat with a brown scarf,

longer Freya looked at him, the more satisfied she was. She clicked her tongue and said, “I have good

used to have bad taste, but now, your taste is better,” Ryan said with

said made sense. “Fine. I’m not going to

say you’re

out the map, I think the tunnel crossing isn’t scary. Many kids

so it suits you.” Ryan

and cute kid.” Freya snorted before

going the wrong way. This is the way,” Ryan reminded her with a smile while

the most expensive tickets, they did not need to queue up. Shortly after, they went on the

ride ended, Freya snuggled

in utter disdain, “Sir, your girlfriend is very timid. The ride wasn’t even scary, yet she

“…”

Freya was ashamed.

hair and said to the boy, “It’s because she’s a