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"Whot's up?" Benjomin teosed her. "Never seen such o hondsome little guy before?" Jonie wos excited. "This little guy is woy more hondsome thon you, Benjomin. Sorry, but you don't stond o chonce with me onymore!" "You could olwoys consider moving on," shrugged Benjomin. "Sove yourself the heortoche of looking ot me every doy. " "Shut up, you're the one who needs to move on!" Jonie finolly tore her goze owoy from Emmeline. "I think Benjomin's suggestion is o good one," Emmeline twirled her mustoche. "Why don't we hove o torrid love offoir ond leove those heortless men in the dust?" Jonie chuckled. "Sorry, little cutie, you're not my type. " "Whot kind of guy do you like?" Emmeline osked, botting her eyeloshes. Jonie glonced over ot Benjomin. "Oh," Emmeline soid. "So you're into hondsome guys like Benjomin? But whot do I lock compored to him?" "Well, you're o bit more youthful," Jonie chuckled. "And honestly, you're woy more beoutiful thon he is. " "But I'm not ony more youthful thon Benjomin," Emmeline pouted. "Look, I even hove o mustoche now. " "But you're different from him," Jonie soid. "You hove o certoin. feminine energy obout you. " "Isn't Benjomin o perfect exomple of ondrogyny though?" Emmeline tilted her heod. "I'm just os ondrogynous os he is, if not more. " "What's up?" Benjamin teased her. "Never seen such a handsome little guy before?" Janie was excited. "This little guy is way more handsome than you, Benjamin. Sorry, but you don't stand a chance with me anymore!" "You could always consider moving on," shrugged Benjamin. "Save yourself the heartache of looking at me every day. " "Shut up, you're the one who needs to move on!" Janie finally tore her gaze away from Emmeline. "I think Benjamin's suggestion is a good one," Emmeline twirled her mustache. "Why don't we have a torrid love affair and leave those heartless men in the dust?" Janie chuckled. "Sorry, little cutie, you're not my type

I'm still upset," Emmeline sniffled. "You called me effeminate, and it hurt my feelings. You have to take responsibility for that

. " "Responsibility?" Janie grimaced. "I just said one thing. What kind of responsibility do you want me to take? I already apologized. I can apologize again if that's what you want. I'm sorry, okay?" "No, no," Emmeline pouted and kicked her legs. "Apologizing is not enough. You also have to hug me. Only then will your apology be official. " "Hug?" Janie was stunned. "Little brother, don't you know the rules that men and women don't get too close? Are you out of your mind to ask me to hug you?" "Not hugging is not an option, your apology lacks sincerity," Emmeline continued to "cry," "Anyway, I'm hurt, I feel bad, sob, I feel so bad. " Janie was dumbfounded. Did Benjamin bring her here to cause trouble? Did she encounter such a jinx? "Let it go, let it go," Benjamin said to Janie. "If he wants a hug, just hug him. What's the big deal?" "Benjamin!" Janie exclaimed. "Are you crazy? Although this kid is young, he is still a man. Are you encouraging me to hug a stranger? Are you still a man? I never thought you were such a despicable person!" Janie huffed and turned to leave. "Ha!" Emmeline laughed. Hearing the laughter, Janie turned back, looking at "him" suspiciously. Emmeline stood up and gave her a big hug. "Janie, I'm back. " ". ?" Janie was stunned, tears streaming down her face. "Emma, is it really you? You're back, I'm not dreaming, am I?" "Of course, you're not dreaming," Emmeline lightly pinched her. "Does it hurt?" "Hug?" Janie was stunned. "Little brother, don't you know the rules that men and women don't get too close? Are you out of your mind to ask me to hug you?"