Watching the Stars, Watching the Moon

The moon was larger tonight, and a light, almost negligible rain fell outside. The sound of droplets pattering against the tent made it even easier to fall asleep.

The top of the tent was transparent, allowing them to see countless stars.

The tent was spacious too, easily large enough for four or five people to sleep in.

Since they had come on such short notice, neither of them had brought pajamas, so they simply lay inside in their clothes.

Taking their clothes off was naturally out of the question. There might be other people in the neighboring tents, and a tent was merely a layer of somewhat sturdier opaque fabric. Undressing did not exactly feel safe.

The staff had also brought mosquito-repellent aromatherapy, so even out here in the wilderness, they were spared from mosquito bites.

Although it was already past midnight, neither of them had fallen asleep. They simply kept their eyes open and watched the stars together.

Lying somewhere with such an unobstructed view of the night sky felt like being in a movie.

The scenery was beautiful, and the person beside her was just right.

She used to think being alone was nice because she had never met Junior Underclassman.

When she had first met Junior Underclassman, they had been distant. But now, one day apart felt like three autumns.

She had completely fallen into Junior Underclassman's clutches and would never escape again.

"Senior Sister, with such a scene before us, allow me to recite a poem."

"Go ahead."

"Moonlight before my bed, I raise my head to gaze at the moon."

"Six."

Su Baizhou expressionlessly said a number.

Hearing that, Luo Ye turned to look at Fairy Senior Sister and asked, "Senior Sister, why are you so far away from me?"

"I'm afraid you'll do something