Chapter 60: I missed you so much

Liao Jun returned at the end of August.

The championship that he brought the students to participate in began on July 5th. It was divided into ten weight classes, including 49 kilograms, 52 kilograms, 57 kilograms, 60 kilograms, etc.

The competition lasted for eight weeks. In the first week of the competition, matches were held every Wednesday and Thursday. From the second week onwards, matches were held every Tuesday and Wednesday, and in the third week, matches were held every Thursday and Friday.

Liao Jun brought nine students this time, and they ended up winning a silver medal.

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Chen Xiang felt a bit embarrassed. “Wang Zhaodi taught me how to dress like this.”

She wasn’t wearing sneakers on her feet anymore, but a pair of green sandals, revealing her fair toes and slender ankles. The yellow dress accentuated her slim waist, and she had a smile on her face while speaking, looking youthful and lively from a distance.

Liao Jun stood on the stairs, dumbfounded, for a while.

It wasn’t until Chen Xiang noticed his gaze and looked over at him that Liao Jun jumped down a few steps and walked up to her.

Worried that he might say something inappropriate in front of Chen Yang, Chen Xiang handed her backpack to Chen Yang and pushed him upstairs. “Chen Yang, um, put the bag in the dormitory.”

Chen Yang responded with an “okay” and turned around, bumping into Liao Jun. Before he could say hello, he saw Liao Jun hugging Chen Xiang tightly.

Chen Yang: “…”

He was stunned for two seconds, then reached out to pull Liao Jun, “Coach, this is my, my sister.”

Liao Jun hugged her even tighter, “I know.”

Chen Yang stared with wide eyes, then looked at Chen Xiang again, “Sis, he, he, he…”

Before he could finish his sentence, he saw Chen Xiang gently reach out and wrap her arms around Liao Jun’s waist. Her face blushed with a hint of shyness, but her eyes were filled with joyful smiles.

Chen Yang: “???”

“Baby, I missed you so much.” Liao Jun lowered his head to kiss her, but Chen Xiang pushed him away slightly, whispering with red ears, “Someone… someone…”

Chen Yang stood there awkwardly, taking a while to accept the fact that the coach was dating his sister.

But he couldn’t understand it at all. His sister had been in the countryside all along, so how did she end up with the coach?!

Liao Jun pulled Chen Xiang upstairs, while the assistant manager shouted from outside, “Aren’t we supposed to have dinner? Chen Yang! Hurry up!”

Chen Yang, holding the bag, dumbly responded and followed behind Liao Jun, asking in confusion, “Coach, aren’t we going to have dinner? Aren’t you going?”

“I’m not going. You guys go ahead.” Liao Jun felt that Chen Xiang was walking too slowly, so he picked her up in his arms and quickly headed to the room. Even Chen Yang, who was slow on the uptake, understood the situation now. Feeling embarrassed and at a loss, he stood in the corridor for a while, wanting to say something but unable to muster any words.

At one moment, he worried that his sister might be taken advantage of, and the next moment, he felt that the coach wasn’t that kind of person.

He stood at the coach’s door with the bag in his arms, raised his hand to knock, then put it down, stood there for a while, until he heard what sounded like Chen Xiang’s whimpering from inside the room. His face turned red, and he ran away embarrassed.