"Yeah, sometimes I wonder if it's because my dad has been gone for too long that I only remember the good things about him. Maybe he has shortcomings too!"

Su Yin blinked violently: "Every time I thought I had let it go, I would always think of him suddenly at some point."

At this time, Zhou Yiyang walked behind the bronze door and asked, "What do you want to see? I'll pretend to show you."

Su Yin chuckled, stamped her feet, and said in a feigned anger, "Brother Yang, you are trying to take advantage of me!"

"Okay, okay, then open the bronze door and see what surprise I have for you." Zhou Yiyang said seriously behind the door.

"Surprise?" Su Yin raised her chin, her eyes finally showing interest. "What's the surprise, Brother Yang?"

"Just open the door. Didn't you want to open it when you were on stage?"

At this moment, Su Yin suddenly closed her eyes and put her hands together, like a praying girl.

Then she took a big step and opened the door firmly.

She thought that her fantasy and obsession with this door were also broken at this moment.

Zhou Yiyang handed a piece of paper he had just torn off to Su Yin, looking very unsurprised.

"It's a bit crude," Zhou Yiyang said, looking unusually embarrassed. "Look at the back."

This piece of paper is his business card.

Su Yin turned over the back while trying to suppress her laughter.

There was only a line of words Zhou Yiyang had just quickly written on it:

"Universal Wish Card: Fulfill your wish anytime, anywhere."

"The person you miss must also want you to be happy now, right?" Zhou Yiyang was about to show off, but he didn't expect Su Yin to suddenly rush over and hug him.

Fortunately, I didn’t cry.