Hermione waved a hand in front of Silan's eyes and asked in confusion, "What's wrong, Silan? Why won't you open your eyes?"
"You're too beautiful. I don't dare look."
Silan's words made Hermione blush. She poked his arm and said shyly, "Open your eyes already. I'll allow you to look."
Silan opened his eyes and praised Hermione, "You're so beautiful!"
"Even if I went blind right now, I'd be willing. That way, the last thing I saw would be you."
Hermione jumped in fright. "That won't do."
"It won't." Silan nodded seriously. "I'd miss an even more beautiful you."
His praise left Hermione's little head feeling slightly dizzy.
She did not want to smile, but the corners of her lips rose on their own, forcing even the sun to shift aside.
The moment she saw Silan's eyes, Hermione seemed to have been scalded and hurriedly looked away.
"Let's eat something first."
Hermione shyly raised the little basket in her hands to hide her face, turning away as she said softly, "I brought sandwiches and little cakes."
"Then let's sit on the bench."
Seeing that Hermione was shy, Silan did not tease her any further.
Watching Hermione's retreating figure as she jogged away, Mr. and Mrs. Granger both shook their heads helplessly.
The couple exchanged a glance and, in perfect understanding, saw a few thoughts in each other's eyes.
"Wait, you're not thinking..." Mr. Granger said.
"Don't you want to?" Mrs. Granger asked.
After being married for so long, there were some things they understood without needing to say them aloud.
"Let's do it."
The two gave each other a high five in perfect sync.
The couple, immediately in agreement, swiftly opened the car trunk and took out two black baseball caps.
After putting them on, they sneakily followed after