Su Baizhou said nothing.
Instead, she slowly held out her hand, letting Luo Ye put the ring on her finger.
An excited heart, trembling hands.
Luo Ye took the ring from its little box and, trembling with nervousness, slipped it onto his senior sister's left middle finger.
He had looked it up online—when proposing, the ring was supposed to go on a girl's left middle finger.
At the sight of this, the other people who had come to watch the sunrise cheered and applauded.
After putting the ring on her, Luo Ye lowered his head and kissed the back of her hand. Then he stood up, looked at the Fairy Senior Sister before him, and said softly, "From now on, you're my Fanfan."
At those words, Su Baizhou lowered her head, the corners of her lips curving slightly upward.
She glanced at the people around them, all watching with broad, knowing smiles. Seemingly a little shy, she took Luo Ye's hand and whispered, "Back to the tent."
With that, she led Luo Ye back near the tent. But rather than going inside, she sat down at its entrance.
"Senior Sister, should we head back?" Luo Ye asked.
He had already done everything he wanted to do. There was no real point in staying here anymore.
Besides, Senior Sister looked very sleepy, and he wanted to take her back so she could get some proper rest.
Su Baizhou shook her head, then pulled a small black box from her coat pocket.
Luo Ye froze slightly. The box looked familiar to him.
It seemed very much like the ring box he had just used for his proposal.
Only one had been white, while this one was black.
He had no idea what brand this black box was. The Diamond Ring box he