"I think Sister Weiwei may need you more than any of us. Even if you can't give her a title, for the sake of how she protected you, could you..." Li Zhier asked.
"I can't promise you that." I shook my head.
Li Zhier was about to press further, but I left my seat and stared expressionlessly outside the palace.
"All right, Zhier won't ask anymore. Husband, don't be angry." Li Zhier hugged my arm.
"Idle gossip is also a kind of harm. Never forgetting someone isn't." I said.
"But Husband, don't you think Sister Weiwei is too pitiful?" Li Zhier couldn't help muttering.
"I'll visit her often and talk things through with her. Even without the feelings between a man and a woman, that doesn't actually prevent us from enjoying each other's company."
"Mm, I believe in you, Husband. As long as you're willing to spare some time for Sister Weiwei." Li Zhier said.
"You're even more concerned about her than I am. Looks like your longing for me isn't quite that strong after all." I teased.
"How could that be? I miss Husband terribly! I think about you every moment! I really miss those wonderful days. In Sky City, it seemed like I could see you every day, and you even took me traveling everywhere." Li Zhier leaned over.
I smiled knowingly. During that time, I had taken her around to visit all sorts of places, and her unfamiliarity had indeed led to quite a few amusing incidents.
"Since you liked those days so much, why don't we make the small world into the little realm where I worked in Sky City?" I said with a smile.
"Wow! Husband and Zhier thought of the same thing! I was thinking that too—pavilions by the water, and little fish filling