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Soong Qian's eyelashes trembled slightly. She turned around and looked at the time in the car. It was already 2: 30 in the afternoon. She didn't know if Wang Chen knew or not when she came out this time.

Forget it. Soong Qian pulled her thoughts back and pushed Wang Chen, who was in her mind, away.

He turned around and smiled at Zhang Kai, "You asked me if I like Wang Chen, and my answer is I don't know. As for the memory of when I lost Wang Chen, I don't know either, so I don't know how to face him right now."

Soong Qian felt a little shocked when she said this. She was not familiar with the man in front of her to a certain extent, yet she said what she really thought on impulse.

Zhang Kai glanced at the sea beside him. The cool breeze carried him into the car and brought with it the smell of the sea, refreshing him.

"It is right to listen to your own heart."

Soong Qian felt a bit sad that Zhang Kai only said this. She thought Zhang Kai would give her some advice or give her some advice.

Zhang Kai parked the car in front of a sky blue building. The place was sparsely populated, giving people the feeling that it was isolated from the rest of the world.

"Lauren, a well-known cartoonist who has lived in France for many years and has a reputation both at home and abroad, rarely runs a comic show in the country. I saw you bored in the hospital, so I brought you here to see it."

Soong Qian couldn't wait to have someone take her out for a walk.

After Zhang Kai said this, he saw the affirmation on Soong Qian's face and took the lead to enter.

The venue was very large, and Soong Qian was very happy with all kinds of comics. She found that she was very interested in comics.

With a burst of happiness in his heart, he couldn't help but tease, "Do you like comics too?"

Zhang Kai retracted his gaze from the comics in front of him and looked at Soong Qian. "It's alright."

Soong Qian pursed her lips, "It doesn't seem like you like it either. Then why did you bring me here?"

Zhang Kai didn't answer and just smiled politely at Soong Qian. Soong Qian couldn't find the answer she wanted from Zhang Kai's face.

Soong Qian, who was walking in front of Zhang Kai, jumped up and down like a happy rabbit. She pointed at each piece of cartoon as she explained to Zhang Kai.

Zhang Kai maintained a proper smile all along, "You seem to be very good at these things."

Soong Qian scratched her head. Facing Zhang Kai's praise, she just felt a little embarrassed. "Just saying it casually, actually, I feel like I know a lot about these things since I didn't lose my memory."

Soong Qian had just finished speaking when she heard a ruckus behind her. Turning around to look, she saw a huge glass cabinet that crashed to the ground for some reason.

Along with the precious caricatures embedded in the glass cabinets, the caricatures had also become a pile of broken pieces that accompanied the burial.

The staff member quickly rushed to the scene and spoke into the walkie-talkie beside his ear. However, Soong Qian noticed him and stood aside with a blushing face, looking very cute.

There weren't many people watching. After all, the cartoon exhibition had been opened for a few days already, and there were only a few hours left before the deadline.

The staff member seemed to be complaining to the apologetic face of the girl and did not have the slightest intention of letting her go.

Soong Qian could not bear to watch any longer. She ignored Zhang Kai's obstruction and walked straight towards him.

"Of course there's a monitor of right and wrong. Cursing before the matter is made clear, don't you think you're a little lacking in manners?"

Soong Qian's words infuriated the staff at the side and made them even more merciless.

Zhang Kai strode forward. The moment he appeared, the staff at the scene were speechless.