By the time the passion finally ended, it was already dark, and An Ruo was so exhausted that she didn’t even have the strength to open her eyes.
Tang Yuchen held her body, looking at her with eyes full of tender affection.
An Ruo lazily squinted her eyes, showing him a hint of a smile. Her mood was so good, she felt like telling the entire world how happy she was at that moment.
The man carried her to wash, then held her as they came out.
The messy bed sheets had already been thrown onto the floor, and he lay down with her in his arms, just quietly holding her without a word.
After a while, An Ruo softly asked him, "What exactly happened back then? Are you hiding something from me?"
"Sleep, we can talk about everything else tomorrow," he didn’t answer.
Noticing the fatigue in his voice, she decided not to ask any more for the time being and wait until tomorrow.
Groggy, she closed her eyes, then suddenly snapped them open, "No, I can’t stay here overnight, Kangkang is waiting for me at home."
"Don’t worry. I’m going to call Aunt Zhou in a moment, and briefly let her know," Tang Yuchen got up to cover her with a blanket, kissed her forehead, and then took his phone to the balcony to make the call.
An Ruo looked at his tall and straight back, the missing corner of her heart instantly filled to the brim, very fulfilling.
She watched him with a tender and affectionate gaze for a while, he turned his head and smiled at her, and she smiled back.
"How did it go?" she asked anxiously as he came in.
"I’ve already spoken to her, Aunt Zhou recognized my voice as soon as she heard it. She told you to stay here without worry, she’d take good care of the child."
"Actually, we should go back. Kangkang really wants to see you too," An Ruo suggested.
Tang Yuchen got back into bed and hugged her again, his tone lazy: "Let’s go see him tomorrow, today I only want to be with you."
An Ruo couldn’t help but feel sweetness in her heart. She leaned her face into his chest and laughed, "It feels like I’m dreaming."
Even though she knew that he was truly back by her side, she was still very afraid that this was just one of her dreams. If she woke up, she worried he would disappear.
The man hugged her tightly, just kissing her forehead, silent.
Baby, this is not a dream, I’m back, and I will never leave you again.
That night, An Ruo slept very comfortably; her dreams were free of pain and tears, and the moment of his tragedy did not appear.
The next morning, she woke up feeling refreshed and opened her eyes to find it was already bright daylight.
Suddenly remembering what had happened the night before, she quickly turned to look at the spot beside her.
It was empty. Where was Tang Yuchen?
An Ruo got up, feeling an unfamiliar soreness in her body, telling her that everything from the day before wasn’t a dream, Tang Yuchen had truly come back.
But where had he gone?