Qin Muni didn’t want to disturb him, so she walked over to the bookshelf, chose a book, and then sat on the sofa to quietly read.
During this ti, she glanced up several tis at Xu Yisen, who was sitting behind the desk. Every ti she looked up, he would have a serious yet conflicted expression while thinking.
His fascinating expressions amused Qin Muni, and she suppressed her laughter, turning her gaze back to the book in her hands.
Finally, at eleven o’clock, after sitting at the desk for almost an hour and a half, Xu Yisen finally put down his heavy pen, folded the letter paper into an envelope, and then proudly took the letter he had been writing for a long ti over to sit beside Qin Muni.
Qin Muni closed the book in her hand, placed it on the coffee table in front of her, glanced at the excited Xu Yisen beside her, and asked, "Finished?"
Xu Yisen nodded, "Yes, finished."
"Co on, let see." Qin Muni reached out in anticipation, waiting for Xu Yisen to hand over the love letter he spent an hour and a half writing.
"I wrote it very seriously. Even if it’s not good, don’t get mad, okay?"
Xu Yisen’s tone was a bit cautious. The pride on his face when he finished the letter was now replaced by a hint of nervousness.
He really looked like a student handing in his final exam, uneasy and apprehensive.
Qin Muni nodded with amusent, promising, "I definitely won’t get mad."
Upon hearing this, Xu Yisen finally boldly placed the envelope into Qin Muni’s outstretched palm.
Receiving a love letter from Xu Yisen for the first ti in twelve years, it would be a lie to say she wasn’t excited or full of anticipation.
Just as Qin Muni opened the envelope, Xu Yisen suddenly stood up from the sofa, "I’ll go to the kitchen, you look at it first."
Qin Muni waved her hand, indicating him to go ahead.
A subtle mischievous smile tugged at the corners of Xu Yisen’s mouth as he strode out of the study room with large steps.
Qin Muni opened the envelope and took out the letter paper inside, which was graced with Xu Yisen’s fresh and elegant handwriting.
[Dear Munni,
This is the first ti in twelve years of knowing you that I’ve sat down to write you a letter in peace. There’s a lot I want to express, so I’ll just pick so important parts to ntion.
The past few months, the months since we got back together, have probably been the happiest tis of my life.
Tang Xianzu’s line in "Peony Pavilion", "Ask what you wish, ask what you seek, under the peony flower, even death is graceful," aptly describes what’s been on my mind these past few months.
I want to share three als a day with you and do all kinds of passionate things.
I have ten thousand dirty yet tender imaginations, all because of your damned charm.
They say there are two fortunes in life: eting you is one, sleeping till the end is another. I hope the second fortune will stay with us forever.
Finally... Miss Qin, I really like you. Let’s find so ti to sleep together.
— Handwritten by Xu Yisen]
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