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Endless Longing for Her
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In the heart of the city, inside the Mengzhou Tower, at the top floor's Revolving restaurant.
On the table are fresh flowers and delicately arranged dishes, candlelight illuminates the pleasant aroma around.
I sit facing the empty seat in front of me, from the initial excitement and nervousness to gradually calming down at this moment.
The apprentice came over and asked several times. The time for presenting the flowers and ring had long passed. I glanced at my wristwatch and realized I was nearly two hours late from the agreed time. Chu Xi was, as always, late.
I let out a sigh in my heart and sent her a message again. Just as I sent it, the sweet voice of Chu Xi sounded behind me. "I'm here! Always urging me all day long."
I turned to look at her, and in the deliberately ambiguous and soft lighting, only her eyes were bright, shining directly into my heart. She was always like this, as long as she acted coquettishly, I would lose my temper. "Why do you have to say it today? Brother Heyang asked me to go over."
Liu Heyang is her childhood friend, but later Liu Heyang's family moved because of other reasons.
Since meeting him at the bar once, Chu Xi has been playing until late every day, often getting half drunk and half awake, and is often sent home by Liu Heyang.
Chu Xi sat in her seat, not even lifting her head, her fingernails rapidly tapping on the screen, not knowing what interesting thing the person opposite her said, a smile appearing at the corner of her mouth.
She had just poured half a glass of red wine to drink when I held her hand and gestured for the waiter to pour a glass of warm water. "Are you hungry? Let's eat something first." She let go of her phone, looked around, and then looked at me.
"Song Xu, do you have something to tell me?"
I looked into Chu Xi's eyes, and my heart, which had just calmed down, began to beat violently again.
I clutched the ring box in my hand, almost getting it wet with the sweat from my palm.
I asked Chu Xi to close her eyes and half-kneel in front of her.
"Xiaoxi, will you marry me?"
She looked at the ring and bouquet, not showing the surprise I had imagined. Instead, she hesitated, at a loss for words.
Her phone placed on the table kept vibrating non-stop, with messages coming one after another. It seemed that because she hadn't replied, the person across from her had run out of patience and called directly. I glanced at the table, and the note said - Brother Heyang Brother.
I thought at a moment like this, she would at least hang up the phone, but she said to wait a moment.
Chu Xi was wearing a black suspender dress, and she ran her fingers through her wavy long hair. Every move she made was full of charm.
Liu Heyang seemed to ask her who she was with, Chu Xi paused, glanced at me, and then looked away.
"Song Xu Be."
She replied like this, and the emotions in her words were unclear.
The low male voice over there seemed to say something, and Chu Xi chuckled.
This is the most radiant expression I've seen on her tonight, but it's not because of me. She hung up the phone, blinked her lively eyes at me, and said, "Next week, if you win the race, I'll marry you. How about that?" Brother Heyang
Chu Xi is the young lady of the Chu family group. In her garage, there are over a dozen modified motorcycles parked. Her favorite thing to do is to ride the motorcycles and speed wildly in the deserted streets late at night. When we first got together, she insisted on letting me experience the adrenaline rush of this kind of activity. However, the deafening roar and the sensation of speeding in the wind made me feel like I was going to die at one point. So, every time I went racing with her, I would kneel on the ground and vomit violently.
She liked to see me being stimulated to tears, but after several times, I still couldn't adapt, and she disappointedly Give up this kind of training. At this moment, she looked at me cunningly, convinced that I wouldn't agree, thinking she had found a good excuse to refuse me. But I agreed.
"Okay, I won. So marry me," she wanted to say something else, but I put the ring away, stood up, and held her in my arms, not looking at her surprised eyes.
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