First-Class Lawyer N Chapter 217

Novel: First-Class Lawyer N Author: Mu Su Li Updated:
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Birthday 2023

Surprisingly, Yan Suizhi and Gu Yan werent spending late January this year buried in voluminous case files or shuttling around various planets.

They evaded the upscale dinner parties on De Carma and went to Wine City instead.

It wasnt because there was anything charming about Wine City at this ti of the year. Rather, the old director of Cloud Herb Welfare Ho had invited them over multiple tis, and it would be ungracious to decline.

The director hoped to show them the newly constructed special school at Cloud Herb. As Cloud Herbs biggest donors, they should have the right to know where their every dollar was going.

Other than that, however, the old director also had a small selfish motive.

He was getting old, and in a few years, the welfare institution would likely probably be transferred to soone else to manage. But before that, he wanted to see more of the friends he had the fortune of making as a result of the welfare institution.

The director wheedled the guests into a series of activities packed across four days, and everyone had a good ti.

Yan Suizhi and Gu Yan were scheduled to return to De Carma on the fourth night. When taking into account the flight duration and the interplanetary ti difference, it would be exactly the 24th when they landed at the port.

The distinguished Lawyer Gu had made restaurant reservations and ticket bookings long in advance for a modernised opera that Yan Suizhi was rather interested in. After touching down on De Carma, there would be just enough ti to head to lunch with not a wasted second. It was the perfect plan.

However, there was a minor hiccup to this perfect plan on the day they intended to depart from Wine City.

Wine City had always been renowned for the diversity of its marketplace; so trinkets that had beco obsolete on other planets would still be in high demand here. For example

Old-fashioned fireworks, the sort that people had to go up close to set off.

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It wasnt an arbitrary question. After all, with the lamp pines as precedent, he had a long-standing impression that Yan Suizhi held a natural fascination for things that twinkled in the dark.

Yan Suizhi browsed through several types with considerable interest, smiling. Not exactly. Its just that I vaguely recall seeing fireworks being set off before.

Before?

Mm, Yan Suizhi nodded, many years ago. I was probably only

He gestured with his hand around Gu Yans waist. This tall. When I was five or six years old.

Five or six? Then you were probably a little shorter. Gu Yan darted a look at his hand and moved it several centitres down.

Yan Suizhi clicked his tongue, saying huffily, Must you get on my nerves over sothing like this?

No. Gu Yan went, You were only five or six. And then?

I think it was also on my birthday. My mother had returned from a trip and collected many novelty items. She took a box out to play with.

When reminiscing about the past, his eyes would often curve into shallow crescents, carrying a touch of mirth. She probably intended to trick

into playing with them, but she ended up getting more interested in them herself, setting them off the whole afternoon. At the end of the day, she insisted that I had to pick out a favourite. I randomly pointed to one, which happened to be old-fashioned fireworks like these.

Actually, Yan Suizhi couldnt quite rember what colours and shapes the fireworks had ford. He only vaguely rembered that near the end, the scintillating lights and the starry sky practically lded together in a gorgeous display.

Its just a pity that we didnt record it, Yan Suizhi said.

In the decades after, he never saw such old-fashioned fireworks bursting in the starry sky again.

Youve never purchased any to set off on your own? Gu Yan asked.

Yan Suizhi, There isnt much free ti for

to think of that in the first place. Besides, doesnt it look a bit silly to buy them and set them off alone? Also that Gao Lin would be driven to anger if the sparks fall onto the garden and kill off the newly planted trees.

Gu Yan, Hasnt Gao Lin long been inured to you killing off the trees?

Yan Suizhi,

Yan Suizhi, Touche. So, primarily because it looks silly.

Gu Yan nodded and didnt speak, pensively browsing the boxes of fireworks in front of them. A mont later, he turned his head and asked Yan Suizhi, Do you still want to see it?

Yan Suizhi gave a start.

Gu Yan carried on, You dont have to light it. If you just watch from the side, you wont look silly, right?

Yan Suizhi, Who will light it, then?

Who else could it be?

Only the person wearing matching rings with him would be willing to look so silly on his behalf.

And so

Decades later, Yan Suizhi saw another brilliant spread of stars in the sky.

On the edge of a lake in the remote suburbs, about two kilotres from the port, on a night when the lights of Wine City were sparse.

This ti he finally rembered to take a recording, but the cara was directed not at the night sky, but at his lover under the fireworks.

Despite this unforeseen interlude, they still ultimately managed to make it in ti for the lunch reservation and opera performance on De Carma.

Everything was perfect.

Except for Lawyer Gus expensive coat, which sported countless dark specks after sparks showered down on him when he stood too close to set off the fireworks.

Soti later, when he sent the coat to be maintained at a shop, the staff gaped at the tiny dark specks, questioning, How did it get to this state?

The distinguished Lawyer Gu thought,Beats .

If he were to explain, then itd probably be that sothing had chard away his capacity for clear thought.

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