Chapter 185 Chapter One Hundred Nineteen: You've Made Me Very Unhappy Today

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"Pray to the God" is a rather old Cantonese song with not much fame. It made its first appearance when Leslie Cheung performed it with an actress on a variety show, depicting a student who fancied a girl so much that he took the initiative to strike up a conversation. Your journey continues with My Virtual Library Empire It was also replicated in "Flirting Scholar." If it were up to Zhou Yuwen to choose, he definitely wouldn't pick this song. Chen Jiaming singing this song is nothing more than an attempt to pursue Lu Lin, but how could Zhou Yuwen possibly let him get his way? He directly cut in, and clearly, Lu Lin and Zhou Yuwen were very in tune with each other. The two sang together on stage for a while, eliciting cheers from the audience. Even some girls said, "Wow, they make such a good match." "Hey, Yanyan, is that Linlin's boyfriend? They look so good together!" Someone who knew Zheng Yanyan and Lu Lin shared a dorm approached to ask Yanyan. Zheng Yanyan was already angry enough seeing Lu Lin singing with Zhou Yuwen, and now hearing others say this, she directly said, "He's my boyfriend!" "Ah!" At that moment, Zhou Yuwen and Lu Lin had finished singing and there was a round of applause from below. Zhou Yuwen returned to sit beside Tao Tian, who clapped for him, saying, "Who knew you were so good at Cantonese? Have you lived in the south before?" "No, I used to like Cantonese songs," Zhou Yuwen said. After Zhou Yuwen had finished singing, many girls curiously gathered around, asking where he was from and why his Cantonese was so good. "Are you Linlin's boyfriend?" Before they could finish speaking, Zheng Yanyan had already rushed over: "He's my boyfriend!" The reason Lu Lin sang with Zhou Yuwen was to deliberately irritate Zheng Yanyan. Lu Lin was usually uncompetitive, but she really detested Zheng Yanyan's persistent attempts to matchmake her with Chen Jiaming earlier. Did she need Zheng Yanyan to worry about her own affairs? After the song, Lu Lin even tried to pass the microphone to Zheng Yanyan. But Zheng Yanyan didn't take it at all. Zheng Yanyan immediately started whining, "Senior, you're so mean, ganging up on me with them!" "None of you are allowed to add him, you hear? You can only have me!" To show her claim on Zhou Yuwen, Zheng Yanyan sat on his lap and reached up to pinch his mouth as she spoke. Zhou Yuwen nodded, saying, "People are looking, be mindful." "Then say you won't add!" Zheng Yanyan cooed. Zhou Yuwen said, "My phone's with you, how can I add." "Eh~" The girls felt Zhou Yuwen was really doting on Zheng Yanyan as they cheered on. Finally satisfied, Zheng Yanyan gave him a public kiss. Since they couldn't add Zhou Yuwen, they decided to have a few more drinks with him instead. They continued to compliment Zhou Yuwen's singing, asking if he wanted to sing another song. "Have a few more drinks with CEO Zhou." At this point, Tao Tian was acting somewhat like a hostess, egging everyone on. Zhou Yuwen was momentarily overwhelmed, surrounded by a flock of girls with Zheng Yanyan in his arms. On Lu Lin's side, without Zheng Yanyan's irritation, it was much quieter. Chen Jiaming was angry after Zhou Yuwen messed up his plans, but seeing Lu Lin return, he decided to put aside the incident and continued trying to chat with Lu Lin, telling her that she sang Cantonese songs really well. "I wish I could do a duet with you." Lu Lin actually didn't want to bother with him, and seeing Zhou Yuwen surrounded by girls, she just felt bored. Tao Tian chose Eason Chan's "K Song King". It was also a Cantonese version, originally intended for a duet with Zhou Yuwen, but he flatly stated that his "wife" wouldn't allow it. The comment made the girls scream, pleased Zheng Yanyan, and caused Tao Tian to roll her eyes. Having no alternative, Tao Tian sang alone. "K Song King" fit the KTV atmosphere perfectly, and Tao Tian softly sang amidst the various life scenes in the room.

Chapter 185 Chapter One Hundred Nineteen: You've Made Me Very Unhappy Today

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