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True understanding is never just knowing what he likes to eat or his favorite color and other superficial things.
It’s knowing his personality, how he would choose between two different options, and how he views certain matters—understanding his thoughts and values.
And on a deeper level, how he formed such a personality, what influence his environment and original family had, and why he makes certain choices—an understanding of the soul.
Although these topics may seem abstract in reality, they are undoubtedly the foundation of emotional needs within everyone’s heart and the best way for different sexes to grow closer and become more intimate.
Life can be very lonely; no one doesn’t long for someone who truly understands their heart, appreciates them, and accepts everything without aggression or reservation.
Lin Qingyue leans in Wu Mu’s arms, not struggling, just pressing closely against his chest, lightly inhaling his scent.
"Actually, it’s really nothing now. I couldn’t accept it as a child, but looking back now, it was just their own choice."
Wu Mu strokes her hair, "Mm."
Wu Mu smiles, "I can see that."
Lin Qingyue tilts her head back, lying in his arms, looking up at him, "In middle school, I was a bit of a rebel. At the time, I had this idea that the world had abandoned me, and no one could be trusted... it was a bit self-indulgent."
Wu Mu looks down at her, touching her ear, feeling her soft earlobe, and laughs, "I was like that in middle school too."
Lin Qingyue lowers her head, letting his palm rest against her face, "Sometimes I couldn’t help but hide and cry, and I would occasionally fantasize about someone who could understand me, who I could tell all my unhappiness to... It’s a bit of a pity I didn’t know you then."
"Didn’t you already experience it in the movie?" A lot of that movie was definitely based on Lin Qingyue’s own thoughts.
"It still feels different, and I actually don’t quite like the ending. Watching from a third-party perspective before, their separation seemed realistic, but now, looking back, it doesn’t seem so certain." Lin Qingyue reflects.
Seems like you’ve really fallen in love, and you don’t like people separating in the story now.
Wu Mu chuckles, "Then just imagine that we knew each other in middle school..."
He pauses, "I’ll sing you a song, consider it a confession song I sang to you in middle school."
Lin Qingyue is obviously stunned, "A new song?"
Wu Mu squints and smiles:
"Imagine that when you were sad in middle school, you actually weren’t alone. I was actually in the same school as you, secretly observing and worrying about you from the shadows. It was just a secret crush, too afraid to approach someone like you, a super rich kid, but you were never alone. Someone always understood and appreciated you."
"Mm, and secretly wrote you a love song. Only after going through various things did we finally come together, and I dared to sing it to you."
Lin Qingyue stares blankly, her mind seemingly following his description and imagining, and the more she thinks about it, the more a small smile forms at the corners of her mouth.
Wu Mu finishes setting the scene, looks around, "I’ll go find a guitar... or shall we go to the hall? I remember there’s a piano in the hall of their shop."
Lin Qingyue catches the keyword, stops imagining, and shakes her head, "I don’t want to hear you play the piano."
Wu Mu’s piano skills, as the director of Star Agency, she has seen before; during the Paris episode, Wu Mu played, and it was extremely bad.
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But Wu Mu is quite dissatisfied with her refusal, humming, "Do you think I’m still the old me? My piano skills are not what they used to be now!"
Yes, he’s improved his piano skills through prize draws to 71 points, close to a professional pianist.
Lin Qingyue is obviously surprised, really?
Has Wu Mu improved his piano skills?
But how come she hasn’t seen Wu Mu practicing privately? Plus, it seems like there’s no piano at his place?
Wu Mu doesn’t even blink, "I’ve practiced, I’ve practiced, I occasionally used the keyboard at home to practice."
Mm, he’s not lying about this, after learning the piano, he did occasionally try using the keyboard at home.
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But before he got to the hotel, he unexpectedly saw a familiar person by the roadside.
Huh, what’s she doing here?
Wu Mu curiously looks ahead at a figure standing in front of a restaurant.
It was Su Meng, whom he met a long time ago on the first episode of Star Agency.
At the moment, she is standing beside a red Ferrari with an angry look, saying something to the person in the Ferrari.
From Wu Mu’s side, he couldn’t see the person in the Ferrari, but that person obviously had a temper too, because shortly after talking, that person hit the gas, leaving Su Meng behind and driving away.
Leaving Su Meng standing there, frowning as she watched.
Wu Mu smiles slightly, drives over, rolls down the window, and jokes, "Little Su, long time no see."
Su Meng turns her head towards him, seemingly stunned.
This is only the second time they’ve met in real life.
But Su Meng seems to follow his updates quite often; Wu Mu often receives Su Meng’s feedback on his new songs through WeChat.
They don’t really chat, just comment on how nice the songs are.