The second day was a round-table forum, which was a relatively free format and allowed everyone to exchange ideas. This was also Meng Sheng’s favorite part, as she would learn a lot from this type of discussion every time.
In the evening they went to Akihabara again to experience the local otaku culture.
This place is the headquarters of anime, figures, games, and maid cafes.
Meng Sheng has been exposed to anime since he was a child, especially when he was in school. He has drawn many anime characters, such as Chibi Maruko-chan and Crayon Shin-chan, as well as famous anime characters such as One Piece and Naruto and Gintama.
So I'm quite interested in this place.
Pei Sui had not been exposed to much anime, and didn't know much about these two-dimensional things, but seeing that she liked it, he played with her until after ten o'clock before going back.
I also bought two figurines and postcards and other things.
It was also that night that Meng Sheng's relatives came to visit early, and he had intermittent stomach pain for several hours.
Fortunately, Pei Sui had prepared some brown sugar water in his suitcase before leaving. After drinking it, she felt much better.
Pei Sui also used a hot pack to warm her up all night, and the pain was completely gone when she woke up the next day.
The main work of the day was the exhibition and visit of works in the museum workshop, which combined academic discussion with on-site observation, which was a very distinctive part of the art conference.
From that day on, Meng Sheng basically entered a busy state, and could only have meals with Pei Sui in the morning and evening every day.
The fourth day was a poster session with graduate students from several schools.
At this point, the entire academic conference has almost come to an end.
That evening was a social event jointly organized by AxisGallry and the Academic Committee - a celebration banquet.
This dinner was different from the welcoming party a few days ago. There were more people attending and it was more formal. There were also reporters and media from Tokyo, and the whole banquet hall was very lively.
Meng Sheng moved around the entire banquet hall with ease, chatting with people he knew and those he didn't know so well, toasting each other and drinking one glass of wine after another.
Pei Sui stayed by her side the whole time, almost inseparable from her side. When he saw that she had almost drunk enough, he began to drink for her and chatted with those people calmly and indifferently.
At ten o'clock in the evening, the banquet ended and Pei Sui helped Meng Sheng to the top floor.
Meng Sheng did drink a lot of wine tonight. At least she was conscious after drinking last night and could walk normally, but now it’s not possible. She feels dizzy and feels like the whole world is turning upside down.
Fortunately, Pei Sui supported her.
The elevator stopped at the top floor. Her legs had lost the strength to stand. Pei Sui simply bent down, picked up her legs, and carried her directly into the luxurious top suite.
Meng Sheng hugged his neck obediently and tilted her head in his arms.
Pei Sui gently placed her on the bed, took off her high heels, went to the bathroom to get her makeup remover, removed the makeup on her face bit by bit, and then took off her black dress.
Then he carried the person to the bathroom.
While taking a shower, Meng Sheng was feeling a little uncomfortable due to being drunk, so he hardly moved and was ready to be manipulated.
In the middle of the meal, when I turned around, my stomach churned and I couldn't help but vomit.
She didn't eat much at night, and what little she did eat was fed by Pei Suiqiang.
I was afraid that drinking on an empty stomach would hurt her stomach, and she would feel even worse after getting drunk.
Pei Sui was worried that she would catch a cold, so he gave her a quick bath and dried her with a towel. He then carried her back to the room, tucked her in, and went back to the bathroom to wash up.
The next morning, the first moment she opened her eyes, the six-figure crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling appeared before her eyes as a double image.
Then she felt herself slowly coming back to her, and she realized that Pei Sui was holding her tightly in his arms. She subconsciously wanted to look back at Pei Sui, but as soon as she moved, Pei Sui would hold her waist tightly to prevent her from breaking free.
"Um?"
When she moved again, Pei Sui woke up. "Are you awake? Do you have a headache? Are you feeling uncomfortable anywhere?"
Meng Sheng turned around, buried her face in his chest, and hugged his waist with her hands. Her voice was a little hoarse and soft, "A little bit. What time is it?"
Pei Sui turned around and took a look at his phone. "It's not even seven o'clock yet, and the closing ceremony is at nine-thirty. It's still early, and there's still time. Do you want to sleep a little longer?"
Meng Sheng closed his eyes and shook his head. He sat up with difficulty and rubbed his temples. "I'm not going to sleep anymore. If I sleep any more, my head will get even more stuffy."
"Okay, I'll ask them to bring up a bowl of hangover soup later."
"Um."
Meng Sheng responded softly, lifted the quilt and got out of bed. When he finished washing up and went to the living room, there were several simple but high-end-looking Chinese breakfasts on the table.
There was a bowl of hot lean meat porridge next to where she was sitting.
"Drink the sobering soup first, then the porridge." Pei Sui said.
Meng Sheng also obediently picked up the spoon and drank it mouthful after mouthful. Although it didn't taste very good, she still drank one third of it.
The remaining two-thirds were because Pei Sui couldn't bear to see her eating as if it was torture, so he took the bowl away and let her eat the porridge.
If the headache continues, I'll have to ask someone to bring me some painkillers.
Meng Sheng nodded and couldn't help but complain to the bowl of sobering soup, "It's so unpalatable."
Pei Sui found it funny. He reached out and gently pinched her cheek, saying softly, "Hurry up and drink the porridge."
The closing ceremony is much simpler than the opening ceremony. It just involves two representatives coming out to summarize the main achievements of the meeting, look forward to the future, and then express thanks.
It took about two and a half hours to finish.
This academic seminar concluded successfully.
The next two or three days were about the publication of the collection of papers, and Pei Sui was also at home. He was responsible for communicating with the legal departments of Senlai and AxisGallry.
In just three days, they held more than ten meetings of various sizes.
Finally, on a sunny afternoon, all the contracts and letters of intent for furnishings were finalized, and the heads of the three parties signed their names on the paper at the same time.
On the morning of the eighth day, Joanna and the people from the Senlai Art Museum returned to Beijing, while Meng Sheng and Pei Sui went to Sapporo, Hokkaido.
This was what they had agreed on two days ago.
It’s so hard to get out here, it would be a shame not to spend a few more days enjoying the trip.
But the time left for them to play is indeed not much, estimated to be only three days.
Next week, Gu Ci's art exhibition will be postponed for half a month, and she needs to go back to take charge.
Although she now has great prejudice and disgust towards Gu Ci, this exhibition is beneficial to the art museum, so she naturally will not put aside these interests and act on emotion.
Public is public, private is private.
I don't think Gu Ci would be stupid enough to ruin the first development of her life.
Not only did he lose his wife, but he also lost his soldiers. It's not worth it.
At least, since Mrs. Pei's birthday party, apart from the crazy Ning Weiwei's outburst, Gu Ci has been very quiet for more than half a month and nothing has happened.
Pei Sui's law firm probably has a lot of things piled up waiting for him to deal with when he returns.
They can only cherish these three days of dating time
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