In the study, beside the waterside pavilion and terraces, Li Zhier sat at the desk with both hands propping up her chin, staring blankly. I smiled faintly and could not help saying, "What? Hearing news like this, shouldn't you be relieved?"
"Of course!" Li Zhier hurriedly replied.
"Then what is there to think about? Once all the procedures are handed over, it'll take three to five days at most. You'll be able to go home. Your parents must have been worried sick, right?" I said with a smile. During this time, Li Zhier had put the study realm in perfect order. She had even become friends with a whole school of fish. Whenever she approached the pond's edge, countless fish would rush over to beg for food. Whenever I saw that scene, it counted as one of the few amusements I had enjoyed during this period.
Of course, Xinyuan Ying and Hu Qingya could have done the same, but compared with Li Zhier, they lacked a little of her innocent, carefree nature. Their hands and feet were bound by countless affairs, so where would they find the leisure for the rustic pleasure of feeding fish?
Li Zhier did not answer. She turned her eyes toward me and asked, "Aren't you meditating today? You suddenly have time to pay attention to me?"
"I've lived here with you for nearly half a year, after all. Thinking that I might never see you again, I feel a little melancholy. That's simply the instinct of all living things, isn't it?" I smiled, then slowly rose to my feet.
Hearing my words, Li Zhier's expression fell as well, but she quickly said, "Come to think of it, what will happen to the fish after I leave? And those rabbits that come down from the mountain