C52 Curtain of Rain

Du Chengsao looked in the direction his companion was looking at. The young men who were still in the room had their image ruined by the storm.

Especially Han Ruoling. Du Chengsao had seen him a few times. Every time, he would stand in front of him in his best clothes. Even when Du Chengsao scolded him in front of him, he had never messed up. However, at this moment, his hair was wet as it hung on his forehead. His face was full of water droplets, and he had completely lost his cool.

"What are they trying to do? . . . "" Du Chengsai scolded in a low voice, A group of people are drenched in the rain. Those who know are willing. Those who don't think I, Du Chengsai, purposely shut them out. "

"You still have the nerve to say that? Isn't it all your fault?" The old partner interrupted him, "The reason why that little girl seems to be a bit weak. If there really is something wrong with her, I will see what you will do then. "

As the old companion spoke, he hurriedly brought his umbrella and prepared to go downstairs.

"Wait a minute. " Du Chengsai stopped her.

"Wait for what? If I don't send it now, will I wait for the rain to stop before sending it back?" The old companion didn't intend to pay him any attention. He held the umbrella and took a few more steps forward.

"You old hag, you just have a bad temper. I told you to wait a little longer, so wait a little longer. I know what to do. " Du Chengsao insisted on stopping his old partner.

"This. . . " His companion understood Du Chengsao. Although he had a bad temper, he knew that Du Chengsao was not a person to be trifled with. He was not a cold-blooded person. Logically speaking, there was no reason for him to stop him from delivering umbrellas to these youngsters. Could it be that he wanted to deliver the umbrellas himself? This doesn't make sense. . .

The old partner thought for a long time and then looked at Du Chengsai's confident and serious expression when he looked downstairs. He suddenly felt that he was probably thinking about something in his heart. So he thought about it and stopped walking to the first floor.

The room instantly quieted down, only to hear the large pendulum clock swaying back and forth. The opposite was Du Chengsai, who was as silent as a mountain.

He moved forward and looked out through the gaps between the curtains. He raised a hand and leaned against the window, carefully observing everyone's expressions.

The rain was still on me, but the people downstairs were waiting at the door, but they didn't seem to have any intention of leaving. About half an hour later, Du Chengsai came back from the window, deep in thought.

"How is it? Did I give them an umbrella or not?" The old companion watched as he withdrew his motionless body and instructed him with a somewhat serious expression.

"Bring them all in!" Du Sheng's tone was calm, and he spoke word by word.

"Lead. . . Lead them in?" The old companion thought that he misheard, so he confirmed it.

"Yes!" Du Chengsai looked up and replied seriously.

"You. . . How did you figure it out?" The old companion was confused.

"Nowadays, there are not many young people who can stand in the rain and wait for something. Although the Fu Sheng drama club is not big, it has such determination. What reason do I have to worry that they won't be able to learn how to act?" Du Chengsai thought for a while and said what he was thinking. The old companion was stunned and thought that he had seen it from somewhere.

However, whether it was the original work of Du Chengsao or where he had copied it, Han Ruoling and the members of the Fu Sheng drama club were finally in Du Chengsao's eyes. This made the old companion feel inexplicably happy. It seemed that Du Chengsai was moved by their sincerity.

"Okay, I'll bring them in right away. "

Han Ruoling and Ah Wu stood in the rain for more than half an hour and waited without moving. They did not whisper or withdraw halfway. As if they had agreed, everyone silently allowed the rain to wash them.

It was only when the old partner opened the creaking old door that Han Ruoling and the others' gazes were successfully drawn over.

"Come in, it's cold outside. " The old companion said to them while holding an umbrella.

When Han Ruoling saw her come out, she quickly went up and asked, "Auntie, has Elder Du's anger disappeared?"

The auntie narrowed her eyes and sized Han Ruoling up again from top to bottom. She smiled and said, "Your luck is not bad, kid!"

Han Ruoling did not understand what the old partner meant. Before she had time to ask, the mistress of the house had already brought them to a warm and dry room.

"Auntie, what did Elder Du say?" Han Ruoling continued to ask as she wiped the dry towel the auntie handed over.

Auntie Su Qing smiled lightly and said, "He'll be down in a while. You guys can ask him. "

Han Ruling, who still did not understand the situation, nodded anxiously. She only heard the sound of the stairs. Du Chengsao came down from the stairs with a stern look on his face.

Ah Wu, Mai Rui, and the others swallowed their saliva when they saw Du Chengsao.

"Elder Du. . . " Han Ruoling led the way and greeted everyone.

"You guys are quite ambitious. You don't even know how to hide in such a heavy rain. If you get sick from the rain, will it be yours or mine?" Du Chengsao said.

They didn't say anything, only thinking that Elder Du saw them drenched like chickens and was moved by their compassion. They might not be able to convince him like this, so they all lowered their heads and admitted their mistakes.

"Elder Du," Han Ruoling said after a moment of silence, "I still have something to say to you. Since you drove us out, I still have to say it. "

Du Chengsai looked at Han Ruoling's serious face and said: "Oh, I have to listen to you. "

"Yes!" Han Ruoling replied without thinking. The people beside her were all secretly sweating for him. They were afraid that Han Ruoling would be thrown out by Du Chengsao.

Du Chengsai looked at him calmly. After a while, he said, "You. . . Say it!"