Ning Youguang knew that the couple in front of her still had doubts about her identity, but that wasn’t her concern.
"You’re welcome."
She turned and walked over to Shi Wangyue, leaving everyone with a graceful back view.
"Sister is just too soft-hearted," Shi Wangyue sighed.
"If that child doesn’t get treatment soon, they’ll be tormented to death," Ning Youguang also sighed.
...
The hotel’s restaurant also gave off a noble feel, with a bar and a band playing songs.
The specialty food was seafood.
There was an abundance of seafood—prawns, oysters, crabs—eaten with the sea breeze, full of authentic flavors.
In addition, there were grilled meats, snacks, and exquisite salads.
"The barbecue here looks different from the ones we have back home," Ning Youguang said as she and Shi Wangyue stood by the barbecue stall waiting for their food.
Meanwhile, the two were sharing a plate of shrimp salad.
Shi Wangyue held the plate while he had the fork.
He fed a bite to Ning Youguang and then took one himself.
"Isn’t that even better?" Shi Wangyue said. "It’s only interesting to try different foods when you’re out playing."
"Yes," Ning Youguang nodded, "You try it first later."
Watching the chef sprinkle a black seasoning she had never seen before on the barbecue, she felt a bit apprehensive, afraid of encountering something like a culinary disaster.
"Okay, I’ll try it first."
Shi Wangyue, seeing her evasive little look, couldn’t help but know her little ploy?
Yet, he accepted it all without refusal, smiling indulgently as he accepted everything on the plate.
Ning Youguang was very satisfied with her boyfriend’s service attitude, so she took the fork from his hand, picked out the last shrimp in the salad, and brought it to his mouth, "A prize."
Shi Wangyue gladly ate it and then picked out the raw onions from the plate that she wouldn’t eat, one by one.
This plate of salad, they ate with overwhelming sweetness.
So much so that for however long they waited for the barbecue, the foreign chef prepared their food as long as he lived through their public display of affection.
...
After getting the barbecue, the two collected more food and went to sit on the restaurant terrace.
It was dark.
The small lights on the terrace flickered, creating a unique romantic atmosphere for the diners.
Looking up, it was all stars and sea.
Ning Youguang and Shi Wangyue ate barbecue while enjoying the evening breeze.
"This moment is truly wonderful."
—sweeping away all troubles.
Even though she had no troubles, it was fitting to be a bit sentimental.
Ning Youguang smiled and drank a sip of freshly squeezed juice, which was pink.
Shi Wangyue raised a glass of red wine and clinked it with hers, "It’s a shame you don’t drink."
Otherwise...
"Hmm?" Ning Youguang glanced at Shi Wangyue.
In the dim light, her glance was both coy and charming.
It was nearly like a glance aimed at Shi Wangyue’s heart.
He lowered his head, thinking with some regret—
[What a pity.]
...
On the first night of their vacation.
After a long dinner on the balcony, the two went nowhere but directly returned to their room.
This hotel, which looked like a manor castle, wasn’t a real castle but was designed in the style of a European noble manor.
Therefore, the room’s decor leaned towards modern.
After entering the room, they were greeted by a perfume scent that relaxed the nerves, leaving them comfortable and at ease.
Ning Youguang kicked off her shoes and collapsed onto the sofa.
She held a pillow, fretting over the unpacked suitcase in the middle of the living room.
"I’m tired, I don’t want to move." She reached out to Shi Wangyue, "I need a hug."