Jiang Mian frowned:

"Boss, these days everyone's into ebooks, who still reads paper books?"

Huo Chenyu glared at him fiercely:

"Get out of here now!"

Jiang Mian nodded hurriedly:

"Okay, okay, I'll leave, I'll leave right now, I'll leave as fast as I can."

The story of paper books.

It all started when they met. Tang Li loved reading, especially sitting on a bench with a book in her hand, as if all the outside world's disturbances were irrelevant to her.

From then on, Huo Chenyu promised her that he would give her a book every time they met, with the date written on it.

Later, the two got married. Every time Huo Chenyu returned from a business trip, he would buy Tang Li's favorite books at the airport bookstore and write down the location and time of his business trip.

This is a romance and promise that belongs only to the two of them.

After Jiang Mian left, Huo Chenyu was still immersed in his memories of the past. Tang Li had already gotten out of bed and was limping towards the door.

Huo Chenyu snapped out of his daze and grabbed her:

"where did you go?"

Tang Li looked up at him, then suddenly clutched her stomach and said:

"I have an upset stomach."

Huo Chenyu immediately became anxious:

"Is it serious? Should we call a doctor?"

Tang Li didn't know how to express her speechlessness at this moment.

"It's just a stomachache, bro. Are you trying to call a doctor to clean up my mess?"

Speechless. His mother opened the door for him, speechless. He arrived home speechless.

Huo Chenyu said "Oh," and pointed to the bathroom, saying:

"Then you go to the restroom, I'm going out for some fresh air."

Tang Li grabbed him and said, "No, no, no, I'll go to the public restroom outside. I'm not used to the toilets here."

As soon as you step out of the ward, there's a public restroom.

Tang Li went straight to the elevator.

The elevator was really efficient; it arrived in just a moment. Tang Li had barely stepped inside when he saw Huo Chenyu following behind.

"What? Have you developed a habit of doing important things in public spaces now?"

Well...