"What are you laughing at?"
"What did Brother Xu Ran write in the letter?" Gong Ruwen thought that Zhao Xuran must have written sothing funny in the letter; otherwise, Ni Zi wouldn’t be laughing so happily.
What did he write? Of course, she couldn’t say. "He wrote about so funny things involving Zhao Guangran."
"Actually, it’s sothing he ntioned over the phone, but at that ti, he couldn’t talk to on the phone."
"Brother, you know how fun Guang Ran can be."
Even though they were siblings, there were so things Gong Ruini really didn’t want to share with others.
Sis, do you know that when you’re nervous, you tend to ramble a lot?
The fact that she was like this now ant that what Zhao Xuran wrote in the letter was definitely different, but since she didn’t want to say, he could only go along with it.
After sending Gong Ruwen away, Gong Ruini stuck her tongue out. Her elder brother probably figured it out, but he was considerate enough not to ntion it. He’s really a good brother.
Gong Ruini was really curious about what kind of girlfriend Gong Ruwen would find. Such a sensible and ambitious brother definitely needed a good girl.
Gong Ruini thought about Gong Ruwen’s future marriage and quickly put it aside. It’s her brother’s concern, not sothing she, as a sister, should worry too much about. All she should do is give her blessings, nothing more.
As for whether their future sister-in-law would be good to them, it didn’t matter as long as she was good to her brother.
She only needed soone who liked her, like the fool who sent her a letter, filled with "I miss you, I love you."
"Sigh, there’s no romance at all. It’s the first letter, at least make it a bit moving."
"Being so direct makes it seem vulgar."
Though Gong Ruini was constantly critiquing the letter, giving the impression of dissatisfaction, her beaming smile showed that she was very pleased with it.
She wanted to imdiately call Zhao Xuran and tell him how much she liked the letter, but considering that Gong Jiaming and Gong Ruzhi were at ho and likely to eavesdrop, she gave up on the idea.
If she hadn’t rambled on to Gong Ruwen before, she’d have no problem calling and making up an excuse later.
But since she already said so much to Gong Ruwen, she couldn’t find another excuse without seeming fake.
Forget it, might as well write a letter. Gong Ruini thought this way could better express her feelings, plus they were always together, so it wasn’t necessary to write letters usually.
"Such a great opportunity for letter exchange shouldn’t be missed." The more Gong Ruini thought about it, the more she felt it was a good ti that couldn’t be wasted. If they really went abroad for studies together, they wouldn’t be apart at all.
Of course, Gong Ruini didn’t want to be apart from Zhao Xuran. Such a high-quality partner was finally hers; only a fool would let go.
Gong Ruini excitedly rummaged through her luggage and realized she hadn’t brought any stationery. After searching for a long ti, she only found letterhead with official header nas, which she found quite unsatisfactory.
This was sothing to be cherished, how could she use such low-quality stuff? If shown to her children, they’d laugh to death.
Only then did Gong Ruini rember she hadn’t noticed what kind of stationery Zhao Xuran used, and she wasn’t expecting it to be anything fancy.
"Wow, there’s even a drawing." At first, she’d been engrossed in reading Zhao Xuran’s words and hadn’t paid attention to the letterhead.
When she unfolded it, she was amazed to find a drawing, and on closer inspection, it was a portrait of her. "Oh my god."
Gong Ruini couldn’t help but exclaim. Zhao Xuran hadn’t followed Hua Miaozhu to learn drawing; he only sketched occasionally when they were slacking off and not serious about it.
"This guy is a treasure trove." Gong Ruini originally thought she could at least surpass Zhao Xuran in drawing, but now she realized she couldn’t even compete.
"Thank goodness he’s humble, otherwise, I’d be furious." Gong Ruini was grateful for Zhao Xuran’s different nature from Zhao Guangran’s, otherwise, she’d be frustrated to death.
"Since he drew , I’ll draw Xuran, and of course, add a flower." Gong Ruini planned it out, feeling it would be better to use drawing paper.
Luckily, Gong Ruini had a habit of drawing every day, so she had packed so drawing supplies in her luggage.
Gong Ruzhi, after writing for a long ti, looked at the ti but couldn’t suppress his curiosity. Feeling awkward to just walk in, he grabbed so snacks and drinks to bring in.
"Sister, are you tired? Are you hungry? Have so snacks." Gong Ruzhi saw his sister take out her art supplies and was eager to see what she was drawing.
The letter Brother Xu Ran sent made his sister very happy, so knowing her personality, she must want to respond in so way.
Gong Ruini pretended not to notice Gong Ruzhi’s actions. If the kid wanted to look, let him; after all, she had just started.
She felt fortunate to have been sketching beforehand, thinking about how to draw and what to write, reminding her of the effort it took to create bulletin board displays. It was really tiring.
But Gong Ruini’s heart was filled with joy, imagining how Zhao Xuran would feel getting this letter. Would he be as happy as she was?
The more she thought about it, the happier she beca, her face glowing with a sweet smile.
Gong Ruzhi was once again amazed by his sister’s smile. What was going on? How could she be this happy? Brother Xu Ran must have written sothing amusing in his letter.
This made Gong Ruzhi’s curiosity itch. "Sister, are you going to draw sothing for Brother Xu Ran?"
"Why not?"
"Of course, you can." Gong Ruzhi thought it seed a bit plain, but he wasn’t involved. If he dared to say so, his sister probably wouldn’t give him a kind look, so he decided to keep quiet.
"If it’s okay, then that’s good." Gong Ruini checked the ti and quickly finished her snacks. "Alright, you can go now."
She wanted to get the letter into the mailbox before the postal truck arrived today, so it could reach Beijing sooner.
Gong Ruini hoped Zhao Xuran would receive the letter before the New Year; he must be anticipating her letter.
Ah, just like that, he was sent away? Gong Ruzhi was dumbfounded; he’d been busy for so long, but there wasn’t even a bit of reward?
Feeling reluctant to leave, Gong Ruzhi shuffled, but Gong Ruini wouldn’t let him dawdle; she pushed him out and shut the door.
Gong Ruzhi felt like crying. He just wanted to see if he could figure out what his sister was planning. Was it necessary to treat him like that?
Crying, he felt like crying; worse yet, driving him to tears was, "I knew you wouldn’t find out anything."
Gong Ruwen really didn’t expect Gong Ruzhi to discover anything. If Ni Zi didn’t want to say sothing, how could you find out?
But what exactly was written in that letter that made Ni Zi so happy? And how Ni Zi planned to reply was truly curious.
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