Ye Wan blurted out the answer without even thinking about it.
Tang Mulin looked suspicious and asked, "Wanwan, don't you like eating skewers the most?"
Lu Chuan, eating skewers, can’t tell the difference.
But Ye Wan knew that Tang Mulin did it on purpose.
"Eat quickly."
Grabbing a steamed bun and stuffing it into her mouth, Ye Wan felt a little hot in his ears.
In her mind, she couldn't help but recall what Lu Changchuan said when he bit her neck, "I'll charge you some interest so that you can remember me."
Her fingers were unconsciously stroking her neck, completely unaware that Tang Mulin was looking at the purple mark that looked like a kiss and smiling meaningfully.
The two stayed at home all day, chatting and watching TV series.
As soon as it got dark, Tang Mulin dragged Ye Wan out.
Originally, Ye Wan thought she was going to Vicent again, but when he heard Tang Mulin talking to the master about the food court, he felt relieved.
The two of them ate all the way from the beginning of the street to the end. When they sat on a bench on Lovers' Street, Tang Mulin stopped chattering and fell silent.
The sea water is roaring and the sea breeze is blowing gently.
The dark sea seemed to have no end in sight.
Somewhere far away, there is a bright star twinkling.
"Wanwan, tell me, what exactly is love?"
Although he was asking a question, Tang Mulin didn't wait for Ye Wan's answer and continued, "No one stipulates that children don't understand love, right?"
Love is a commitment to life and death.
I still have to have you.
If she has decided that the person is the one she wants, then does it matter whether she is 15 or 50?
Between her and him, who is the one who doesn't understand love?
If Chu Jinnian had told her that we were not suitable when they first met.
Instead, grow longer.
Maybe she wouldn't put all her feelings on him, and let that ignorant liking settle for so long and turn into love? She learned to love and fell in love with him.
But he cruelly pushed her away.
He didn't even remember her.
Tears slid down the corners of my eyes, but I felt it was not worth it, so I quickly raised my hand to wipe them away.
Tang Mulin stood up and stepped over the guardrail.
“Tangtang…”
"Wanwan, I won't jump into the sea. Don't follow me..."
"Chu...Jin...Nian..."
The shout was blown away by the wind, and Tang Mulin shouted loudly to the end of the sea: "I love you, but... I don't want to like you anymore!"
Tears fell like beads from a broken string.
Tang Mulin didn't wipe it.
He cried bitterly until his face was a little hurt by the wind, then he turned around and walked back.
"Wanwan, I'm fine, let's go back..."
"good."
The two girls held hands and marched in a funny way.
The eyes that had been crying were sparkling.
The beautiful girl looked particularly charming under the dim street lights.
When he left, his back was still drooped, just like when he came.
But if you look closely, it seems a little different.
I love you.
But I don't want to like you anymore.
Thinking of the two words that floated in the wind, Chu Jinnian threw away the burnt cigarette butt between his fingers behind a signboard not far away, took a deep look at the dark sea, and suddenly turned and left.
…
Tang Mulin lived in Ye Wan's house for more than a week before he packed up and left amid a series of life-threatening calls from his parents.
When she left, she didn't forget to act coquettishly and pester Aunt Ming to make her a bowl of sour soup noodles.
He finished his noodles with a slurp and left.
Before leaving, he hugged Ye Wan and said, "Wan Wan, I will miss you."
"Stop being so cheesy!"
After hearing too many cheesy confessions from Tang Mulin these days, Ye Wan has become immune to them. "My door is always open, and my arms are always there to welcome you..."
With a pair of eyes curved into crescents, Tang Mulin smiled, waved, and left.
It was a week later that I received her call again.
"Wanwan, I'm at the airport. I'll call you when I get to Paris."
"You are my best sister, remember to think of me!"
(End of this chapter)