She didn’t know what exactly Shaocheng’s ideal ho looked like, so she decorated the little villa following the blueprint in her heart.
She also didn’t know how long they would live in this small villa, but that didn’t matter; they could always co here for vacations.
It was all about that sweet couple vibe!
The Gu Family was prominent, with many family mbers and a grand estate that was too lavish to give off a simple, everyday couple’s vibe. So, what was wrong with making up for that shortcoming on the outside?
Chenxing thought more and more that this idea was a good one. Not only was there a photograph of the two of them together in the living room—a snapshot amid peach blossoms—but a huge heart-shaped fra hung on an entire white wall in their bedroom, filled with past photos of her and Gu Shaocheng, each one evoking beautiful mories.
Moreover, the little details were taken care of at ho—the cups, chopsticks, bowls—she prepared everything with a hoy touch, embodying a slight bourgeois charm that she adored.
Several potted plants were placed outside the door in two rows, arranged casually, showcasing the easy-going nature of the lady of the house!
Their clothes from the morning shower were hung on a wire stretched across the yard.
Even though there were no children in the house, she had bought children’s toys and drawing books, casually placed around the living room, intentionally creating a sowhat ssy appearance. It was untidy, yet it displayed the genuine everyday life of an ordinary household.
She rembered her childhood ho was just like this.
After arranging everything as she imagined it should be, Chenxing stood on the balcony on the second floor, slightly tilting her head back, inhaling the faint scent of flowers in the air, particularly refreshing. Would Shaocheng like her arrangent?
Unable to imagine, she decided to call him and asked when he would co.
After a thought, she put away her phone!
No, she wouldn’t call; he must be busy, but she really missed him. Her mind was filled with images of Shaocheng. She had grown accustod to his constant company these past days. Now, finding herself alone, she felt unfamiliar pangs of emptiness.
The sun was setting, the kind of evening when, if he would just wrap his arms around her from behind, sit silently with her watching the sun slowly sink, even in silence, it would be perfect. Ah, how difficult yearning could be.
Unable to resist, she took out her phone and sent a ssage on WeChat:
"What are you doing?"
Quickly, She received his charming voice through WeChat: "Eating."
"Ah, I’m quite hungry too," she responded, touching her stomach, her appetite stimulated by him.
Gu Shaocheng chuckled, "Haven’t you eaten yet?"
"Um, about to eat. I’ve been busy all afternoon, quite tired, and the sunset is so beautiful, but it’s a pity I have no one to share it with."
"Do you miss ?"
"No."
"Liar!"
"Heh."
"I’ll give you another chance."
"When are you coming over? Have you finished your tasks?"
"I don’t want to, I’m not coming over."
Her heart raced, "Can I keep a little puppy? One that can live in the yard, a watchdog kind."
"Keep you?"
"What, hmm, I ant a real puppy, a watchdog." That scoundrel, suggesting she was a little dog.
The two of them chatted back and forth on WeChat, and before they knew it, the sun had completely set.
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