"Are you in a hurry?"
"No, not at all," Fu Lifei quickly said, afraid of revealing anything, "Take your ti, I’ll wait for you here, just like last ti in that room. You know it well."
While he was on the phone, Hepburn’s manager had already co over and gave him an OK gesture.
Fu Lifei then knew that their Little Sister-in-law had arrived to work.
He couldn’t help adding excitedly, "You won’t regret coming! I have a huge surprise waiting for you here!"
Yan Yan paused on the other end, realizing that perhaps Fu Lifei was calling not for anything serious.
But rather thinking of ways to amuse him.
For the past two years, they had done this more than once.
He replied softly, "Got it," then hung up the phone.
He didn’t really take his words to heart.
He knew very well that in this world, nothing could surprise him anymore.
He just found it hard to disappoint Fu Lifei who was so excited.
In fact, he found it difficult to even feign happiness.
Yan Yan lowered his phoenix eyes and looked out at the night scene; the city was brilliantly lit and getting closer to the New Year, seed even more lively.
Soti unnoticed, the pitch-black night sky had started to drift with snowflakes.
The snow fell thicker, covering the city’s streets in a blanket of white.
Under the streetlights, it floated dreamily.
He couldn’t help but think of a snowy night two years ago.
He was sitting in this very spot, with a young girl eagerly pressing her face against the window, admiringly and excitedly watching the snowflakes tumble outside.
The ssy lights outside cast down on her fair face, as if gathering all the light in the world.
Illuminating his entire world.
Once withdrawn, only the darkness of an eternal night remained.
That little one seed to really love snowy days.
Even though each ti her nose and face turned red with cold, she still loved the snow, just as she had initially loved him.
Her feelings were always simple and pure.
Yan Yan found that he started to miss her again.
When he reached the bar, the doorman imdiately recognized his car, warmly and eagerly welcod him inside.
A manager then led him directly toward the elevator, up to the second floor.
In the private room, he saw Fu Lifei sitting by the viewing platform, looking down attentively.
He usually liked to sit there and watch the crowd, smoking or drinking alone from above.
Yan Yan didn’t pay much attention, heading to the sofa.
The manager who brought Yan up quickly went to remind Fu Lifei.
Only then did Fu Lifei notice him, quickly retracting his gaze from watching their Little Sister-in-law mixing drinks, stood up, and walked over, plopping directly across from Yan Yan.
With an excited expression: "Brother Yan, you’re finally here!"
The man scanned him with his cold phoenix eyes.
"Got any booze?"
With that, Fu Lifei knew he was at Hepburn tonight mainly to drink.
These two years, Yan Yan had beco sowhat of an alcoholic, occasionally going to bars, but he didn’t like drinking with them, always coming alone.
To be precise, after Yun Qiluo disappeared, he would still et up with them and get drunk, but after realizing he acted like a different person when drunk, he never ca out with them again.
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