Extra Nan Luo: 10. A temperature difference of 10,000 kilometers

When Luo Hao heard that Jinnan knew about Yu Chuanbei's relationship, he thought she must have seen the message he sent her. Since she left, he would still send messages to her mobile phone in Hong Kong from time to time, asking after her, missing her, or just calling her name. But he never received a reply. He originally thought that she had deactivated that phone, but now it seems that she still checks it. He was also thinking about what Jinnan had just said on the phone. While listening to her description, he searched on the map on his mobile phone. Based on the scenery and location she described, he locked onto two five-star hotels, the Langham and the Park Hyatt. Then he began to check the nearest direct flight from Beijing to Melbourne. The next morning, Yu Chuanbei woke naturally to a nonsensical message from Luo Hao: "Thank you for your family's care for me during this time. I'm going to go find Jinnan now. Don't worry about me, and don't tell her." He hurried to the guest room and saw that Luo Hao's things were indeed gone. He sighed deeply and prayed that when he found true love in the future, God would show mercy and grant him a worry-free relationship! *~*~*~*~*~*~ After a ten-hour flight, Luo Hao was stunned when he arrived at the Melbourne airport. This was the Southern Hemisphere, winter, and he was carrying a suitcase stuffed with summer clothes. How foolish! If he went to see Yu Jinnan like this, he didn't know how she would diss him again. So he had to buy a jacket at the airport and put it on hastily. He only had enough money to buy a discounted jacket that didn't have all the sizes available, and he still needed to save some for travel expenses, food and accommodation when he went to see her. He couldn't possibly ask his family for money at this point, or even pretend to be stupid enough to fly 10,000 kilometers to chase a girlfriend who wouldn't acknowledge him. Even more so, he couldn't find her and then, penniless, beg for food, shelter, and support. So, dressed in quick-drying pants and openwork sneakers, wrapped in a windbreaker a size too large, he shivered as he blended into the airport crowd. He first went to the Park Hyatt, but the front desk had no information about Yu Jinnan's stay, so he had to prepare to take a taxi to the Langham. Melbourne's South Bank had just experienced a blizzard, and the night was deepening. Foreigners weren't exactly known for their savvy, so taxis were extremely difficult to find. He froze in the snow for over an hour before finally hailing one. Once in the car, he saw a Christian sign next to the driver's seat and realized the man had considered picking him up as a charity. Saving his life probably fulfilled his annual charity KPI. The wheels were hard...

Luo Hao heard that Jinnan knew about Yu Chuanbei's relationship and assumed she had seen the messages he'd sent her. Ever since she'd left, he'd still occasionally texted her phone in Hong Kong, asking after her, expressing his longing for her, or simply calling her name. But he'd never received a reply. He'd assumed she'd deactivated the phone, but now it seemed she still checked.

He was also thinking about what Jinnan had just said on the phone. As he listened to her description, he searched on his phone's map. Based on the scenery and location she described, he locked onto two five-star hotels, the Langham and the Park Hyatt. Then he started looking for the nearest direct flight from Beijing to Melbourne.

The next morning, Yu Chuanbei, who woke up naturally, received a nonsensical message from Luo Hao: "Thank you for your family's care for me during this time. I'm going to find Jinnan now. Don't worry about her, and don't tell her."

He hurried to the guest room and saw that Luo Hao's things were indeed gone. He sighed deeply and prayed in his heart that when it was his turn to meet true love in the future, God would show mercy to him and give him a worry-free relationship!

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After a ten-hour flight, Luo Hao was stunned upon arriving at Melbourne's airport. This was the Southern Hemisphere, wintertime, and he was carrying a suitcase stuffed full of summer clothes. How foolish! If he went to see Yu Jinnan like this, he didn't know how she would diss him again. He had no choice but to buy a windbreaker at the airport and hurriedly put it on.

He only had enough money to buy a discounted jacket that wasn't available in all sizes, and he needed to save some for travel expenses, food, and lodging. He couldn't just ask his family for money and fly 10,000 kilometers to chase a girlfriend who didn't even acknowledge him. He couldn't find her and then, penniless, beg for food, lodging, or support.

So he wore quick-drying pants and hollow sneakers on the lower body, and a windbreaker that was one size larger on the upper body, and shivered as he blended into the crowd leaving the airport.

He first went to the Park Hyatt, but the front desk had no information about Yu Jinnan checking in, so he had to prepare to take a taxi to the Langham. Melbourne's South Bank had just experienced a snowstorm, and the night was deepening. Foreigners, not being particularly accustomed to making a living, made taxis extremely difficult to find. He froze in the snow for over an hour before finally hailing one. Once in the car, he noticed a Christian sign next to the driver's seat and realized the man had considered his pick-up an act of charity. Saving his life probably fulfilled his annual charity KPI.

The wheels rolled over the snowy road with great difficulty. The shivering Luo Hao prayed to the gods in his heart: I truly love Jinnan. Considering your sincerity, please don't make me suffer and work hard. I am almost crippled, really almost crippled!

Perhaps his prayers had been answered, but Yu Jinnan was indeed staying at the Langham, and the front desk had helpfully notified her to come downstairs to pick him up. He was delighted and thought, if he had the chance, he'd really go to the local temple to fulfill his wish, though he'd prayed so haphazardly at the time that he couldn't quite recall which deity he'd mentally bowed to.

Yu Jinnan ran to the lobby wrapped in a long down jacket that covered her ankles, and saw the disheveled Luo Hao waiting at the door. His face and nose were red from the cold, the snow on his hair had frozen, and he was still wearing summer clothes on his lower body.

Before she could open her mouth to blame him, he excitedly hugged her in his arms, "Jinnan--" After several months, he could finally call her name again. She was really in his arms again, and he trembled with excitement.

Yu Jinnan thought he was just cold, and the man holding her was clearly an icy man. She hurriedly grabbed his hand, and when she felt his stiff knuckles, her heart trembled. She didn't dare to stop and ran back to the hotel room with him.

As soon as he entered the room, Luo Hao looked around cautiously. Seeing his slow pace, Yu Jinnan couldn't help but yell, "What are you doing? Are you checking to see if there's a man in my room? Shouldn't this be your homework before boarding the plane?"

Luo Hao smiled awkwardly and didn't dare to say anything else.

She quickly helped him take off his coat, shook the snow off his jacket, and hung it on the back of a chair to dry. Then she asked him to take off his shoes and get in. She took out a spare quilt from the cabinet and wrapped him tightly in another layer, from neck to soles of feet, not even allowing his hands to be exposed.

She asked for hot cocoa and toast from the hotel. While waiting for her meal, she angrily scolded him, "What are you doing! You came to a capitalist country to experience being a little match girl? If you were homeless on the streets tonight, you'd freeze to death, don't you know?"

"If I freeze to death, will you feel sad?" Luo Hao was so obsessed with love that he could only smile at her foolishly.

Yu Jinnan rolled his eyes, threw the hot towel at him and said, "I'll just think you're stupid and then say you died a worthy death."

Luo Hao curled his lips in dissatisfaction, pulled out his hand, and wiped it reluctantly with a hot towel.

The hotel delivered the meal that Jin Nan had just ordered. She handed the hot cocoa to his palm and asked him to warm his hands. Seeing that the back of his bruised hand had turned a little red, her heart was relieved a little.

She handed him the freshly baked bread and said, "What else do you want to eat? I'll order room service for you."

"No, that's enough." He grinned at her again, revealing his white, chattering teeth.

She sighed and said, "I'll fill the bathtub with hot water for you. After you finish eating, take a nice bath to get rid of the cold."

"Yeah." Luo Hao responded obediently, but she still rolled her eyes at him.

Jin Nan helped him get some hot water and even made some of her usual scented bubbles. Luo Hao came out wrapped in a bathrobe after showering, and immediately came over to Jin Nan, who was sitting on the bed scrolling through her phone. He stretched his neck for her to smell, "Am I too fragrant?"

His sudden intimacy made her feel a little overwhelmed. She nudged his chest and said, "It's okay."

Seeing her shy look, Luo Hao did not move away, staring at her intently. She was so embarrassed by his gaze that her face turned red, but she could not push him away, and he actually came close to kiss her.

After not seeing each other for a few months, this guy's kissing skills have been perfected. He held her face tenderly, and kissed her from tentatively to deeply, making her whole body hot.

"I miss you, so much." He breathed heavily, hot air blowing behind her ear, and she shuddered and shrank back.

The phone fell to the ground with a thud. She bent down to pick it up, and her plump breasts rubbed against his arm. He took it and held it, causing her to moan.

A ten thousand kilometer temperature difference, from midsummer to midwinter, Luo Hao made it in a single day. Last night, he could only lie awake in his single bed, missing her so much, but tonight, he could hold her in his arms. He poured out all the longing he had felt for her over the past few months in a passionate kiss. He madly wanted her, again and again. This woman was the vessel of his desire, and he poured madly into her, overflowing and swelling with her, rising to a peak before shattering with a crash, splattering the thick, tangled mass of lust.

"Are you ready? Aren't you tired from sitting on a long flight for such a long time? You've almost used up all the condoms in the hotel." Yu Jinnan pulled her body out from under him, took a nap with her back to him, and was so tired that she didn't even want to lift her eyelids. She had no strength to continue.

"Then you take a rest first and we'll talk about it tomorrow morning." He retreated obediently, but seeing that her body was sticky and she was afraid that she would feel uncomfortable, he stood up and went to the bathroom to wring out a towel to help her wipe it.

Jin Nan lowered her eyes and looked at him. He gently moved her body and wiped it gently, too carefully. She could see the care and love in his eyes, a man she had never experienced before. Given her view of love, the only men she could attract were those who were as sophisticated and selfish as herself, seeking only their own happiness and treating the other person as a mere tool for sexual gratification. There were also times when they had true feelings, but they also did not stop them from openly flirting with other women, boasting about their natural flirtation and unconstrained nature. Naturally, it was impossible for any pure love to arise.

The man in front of her was sincere to her, and of course she would be touched. However, if they were really together, what he wanted would certainly not be limited to what he had now, and she would not be able to give him more.

She turned over tiredly, her heart aching along with her muscles. After Luo Hao finished wiping her, he leaned over and hugged her from behind, placing a light kiss on her porcelain-white shoulder. His nose nuzzled the hair at the back of her neck, and he said, "Good night."

They slept soundly that night, each immersed in a different dream. Luo Hao dreamed he and Yu Jinnan were married, with Yu Chuanbei as a flower girl, and the other beautiful flower girl seemed to be a little girl from the mountains of Hebei, holding a large bunch of warm yellow tulips. Yu Jinnan dreamed Luo Hao accompanied her on a journey, visiting a new place every week.