Chu Ge could not be certain whether he would keep looking back and seeing her past life, or whether she had always had his company throughout her life.
But he felt he should be able to manage it.
It was very romantic.
Even if Qiu Wuji had not known for all those thousands of years, she knew now.
Every memory of the past was another moment of romance.
"I will," he answered softly. "I won't just keep you company through your past life and watch little Qiu Qiu grow up. There's the future too. I'll always be there... Will you think this man is so annoying?"
Qiu Wuji's grin nearly twisted her mouth out of shape, but she forced her face to stay straight. "Of course. Annoying as hell. Are you going to give me any space of my own?"
Chu Ge reached out to tickle her. "What space? Here?"
Qiu Wuji curled into a ball, giggling. "No, no, there's no space there."
"Then it must be here..." Chu Ge moved to another spot.
"Oh, stop it." Qiu Wuji pinned down his mischievous hand and clumsily changed the subject. "Shall we go out for something to eat?"
Only then did Chu Ge remember, and he lamented bitterly, "I finally got to go in there, and you still didn't treat me to anything good."
"I already told Xuanji to find some good food for you. You were the one who ran off faster than a rabbit after barely staying a few minutes. Serves you right." Qiu Wuji rolled over and got up, blushing as she straightened the clothes he had rumpled. Then she realized there was probably no need to straighten them. She had just conjured this outfit temporarily; she should simply change into another one.
"Where are the clothes I