He opened the sealed letter and took out the thick stack of pages inside.
The first thing he saw was graceful, elegant handwriting that still carried a hint of carefree boldness, much like the person herself. It gave off an impression of resilience, yet also of lightness and freedom.
"Beautiful handwriting."
Yuan Liu sneaked a glance and could not help praising it aloud.
Who would have thought that the country girl he had believed to be illiterate not only knew how to read and write, but also possessed such excellent handwriting?
Yuan Liu increasingly felt that the girl was a mystery, and he also found his initial disdain for her more and more laughable.
He had still felt somewhat unconvinced after being taught a lesson last time, but now he had no choice but to submit.
Feng Han paid him no attention at all, merely staring intently at the letter.
Although the letter contained none of the affectionate words he had been looking forward to, only an account of what had happened on her side recently, Feng Han still read it with great seriousness.
"The bookshop is about to open?"
He remembered that she had mentioned last time that she would send him a plaque, but he had returned to the capital afterward.
"A partnership? A shareholding system?"
That girl was always coming up with all kinds of ingenious ideas.
She had actually invited him to go into business with her and open a shop.
A smile touched Feng Han's lips. The gloom that had surrounded him for days vanished in an instant, replaced by overwhelming delight.
"Printing Technique? A dictionary?"
Feng Han was soon drawn in by the contents that followed, and his expression gradually grew solemn.
After reading it carefully twice, he finally confirmed that he had not