(Happy New Year, big brothers! May the Year of the Horse bring you good fortune, great health, and peace of mind!
Eat well, drink well, stay safe, and build up your strength for next year!
Five years had flown by in the blink of an eye. Thank you, big brothers, for all your support throughout this time, helping your little brother escape the sea of misery. Though I had been a shut-in for five years, going from a fresh-faced youth to an older unmarried man, I was doing all right.
Please forgive your little brother for truly being unable to write a free chapter to hand out red envelopes to you all...
Respectful greetings!
A sincere kowtow!
Happy New Year, big brother!)
That morning, the rain had poured down in sheets, but by late morning it had eased considerably, becoming nothing more than an ordinary moderate rain.
Wang Yan drove over and parked beneath the dormitory building.
For the sake of everyday travel and transporting equipment, he had bought two secondhand vans. The other one was parked beneath the studio building.
When he drove to the girls' dormitory, he saw Li Shuci already standing there obediently, waiting for him.
"Get in."
"Okay."
Li Shuci responded and jogged over to get into the passenger seat, holding up her phone. "I found a Beijing hotpot place with pretty good reviews..."
"No need. I went to one before. We'll just go there."
"Oh..."
Li Shuci ran out of things to say again. One hand rested against her chest as she fiddled with the seat belt. She wanted to talk, yet she had no idea what to say. So she merely looked now and then at the bustling traffic beyond the window, then at Wang Yan driving quietly beside her, feeling that this silence