His fingers paused for a moment when he unexpectedly saw Pei Xi's photo.
She appeared to be sitting in a cable car, with a blanket of white snow behind her.
She was wearing a woolen hat, not the beige kind, but a light gray one, with large snow goggles perched on it, the lenses reflecting colorful light in the sunlight.
Perhaps the sunlight was a bit too bright, because she squinted slightly, her eyelashes were thick, and her amber pupils looked even lighter in color, like a lazy ragdoll cat in a good mood.
Jiang Cheng stared at it for a long time, his fingers even unconsciously shrinking and enlarging repeatedly.
He tried to hold back, but he couldn't resist and pressed the save button.
Just as the words "Saved successfully" appeared on the phone screen, a chat box with a cat avatar suddenly popped up above.
Jiang Cheng's fingertips suddenly twitched.
He took a deep breath, opened the chat page, and saw that Pei Xi had sent him a video.
He clicked play.
What comes into view is a long, unobstructed snow track, and in the distance, tiny, ant-like figures scattered irregularly.
"Jiang Cheng, look, I'm going to start skiing. Hope I don't fall."
Her voice was filled with joy and a touch of coquettishness, and as Jiang Cheng listened, the corners of his lips unconsciously curved into a smile.
In the last two seconds of the video, Pei Xi's camera panned, and a voice suddenly came from inside, a little far from the microphone but very clear: "Pei Xi, come here, let me help you adjust your helmet."
Jiang Cheng's smile suddenly froze.
The voice sounded familiar; he recognized it perfectly—it was exactly the same as the man he had seen on the roadside that night.
Pei Xi didn't tell him that there were other people who went with him.
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