Chapter 1083: Iceberg Doctor 32

Seeing Tang Wan’s message, Li Sitong raised his eyebrows slightly. She was worried he would be “saving face” and end up overpaying himself? For a moment, he found it somewhat amusing and replied, “Alright, since you say so, I’ll accept it.” Since she already assumed he was just a normal surgeon with a modest income, it didn’t matter if she misunderstood.

“Mm! Hurry and accept it!” Tang Wan replied immediately.

Li Sitong tapped the screen and accepted the transfer.

Then Tang Wan sent another message: “Doctor Li, have you eaten? I just moved into a new place this afternoon and I’m still a little hungry (╥﹏╥).”

Li Sitong paused slightly. Moved again? According to the information he had seen, she often changed residences depending on her “boyfriend situation.” Was this another new place?

“Eat something first. I just got off work,” he replied.

“Okay, Doctor Li, you should go home too!” Tang Wan said lazily, leaning back on the balcony sofa. She then asked Little Cutie to track Li Sitong’s movements and ordered takeaway for herself.

Half an hour later, Li Sitong returned to his residential complex. Just as he stepped out of the elevator, a delivery rider walked out from the opposite direction. The complex was high-end and strict about entry, so outsiders rarely came in unless approved. The rider checked the floor numbers carefully, and Li Sitong noticed the delivery was going to the same floor as his apartment.

He glanced at it briefly—his neighboring unit had always been empty. Someone must have moved in recently.

As he walked toward his door, the unit opposite the elevator suddenly opened. A girl in cartoon pajamas poked her head out and said to the delivery rider, “Thank you, hard work!”

“You’re welcome, Miss Tang. Enjoy your meal,” the rider replied.

Li Sitong paused.

He turned his head.

“Tang Wan?”

Hearing his voice, she looked over in surprise. “Doctor Li? Why are you here?” Then she widened her eyes slightly as if reacting suddenly. “Don’t tell me… you live next door?”

Li Sitong studied her reaction for a moment. Although a faint suspicion flashed through his mind, he still nodded. “Yes. I live here. I didn’t expect you to move in as well.”

Tang Wan immediately smiled. “Yes, this house belongs to a friend. She went abroad and left it unused, so I bought it. It’s closer to my company, so I moved in. I really didn’t expect my neighbor to be you—what a coincidence.”

Then she naturally asked, “Have you eaten? Want to eat together?”

Li Sitong hadn’t eaten yet. He glanced at her takeaway and thought briefly before nodding. “Alright, I’ll trouble you.”

“It’s no trouble. Come in,” she said.

He entered the house and immediately noticed it was still in a semi-unpacked state—clothes, boxes, and daily items scattered around, clearly a place just moved into.