Then, An Ying continued, "You are still a student and have many expenses. During my hospitalization, you spent so much, and I feel very uneasy about it. Please take this red envelope; otherwise, I won’t feel at ease."
Since An Ying said that, Su Yifeng didn’t dare to refuse anymore and could only accept it, "Alright then!"
Holding the red envelope in his hand, Su Yifeng felt it was heavy.
Su Yifeng returned to school alone.
An Yin followed her mother to the hotel and opened a room, still with a double bed!
The mont she stepped into the room, An Yin stood directly in front of Ms. An without saying a word, determined to get to the bottom of things. "Mom, didn’t you say you were here to see a friend? So... did you et?"
Seeing her daughter’s face full of curiosity, An Ying remained calm and gently tapped her forehead.
"Let mom put down the bag first and go to the bathroom, alright?"
An Yin looked displeased, her cheeks slightly puffed like a little hamster!
Ms. An was always like this. No matter what happened, she always wore a calm expression, as if nothing could stir the ripples in her heart. This serene attitude made An Yin unable to see through her.
"Go on!" An Yin stepped aside a little.
An Ying looked affectionately at her daughter, then put the bag on the desk and turned towards the bathroom.
Leaving An Yin standing in the spacious room, wandering around.
She imdiately walked to the window, pulled open the double-layered curtains, and a huge floor-to-ceiling window appeared before her eyes. Looking up at the dotted starlight in the sky, An Yin recalled the scene of watching fireworks with Su Yifeng that night.
"What are you thinking about?"
An Ying gracefully walked over to her daughter.
An Yin turned around and saw her mother with a smile on her lips, her eyes shining bright as if drenched in crystal, so clear and radiant!
"You haven’t answered my question yet!" An Yin didn’t want to be dismissed by her mother and persistently pursued.
By the windowsill, there was a reclining chair. An Ying walked over and sat down. She had walked a long distance today, and her calves were sore, but she didn’t want to tell her daughter this little detail.
"Mom really went to see an old friend," An Ying said with a calm expression.
"So, did you see him?" An Yin asked curiously.
"No." An Ying shook her head, ignoring her daughter’s bright eyes, and turned to gaze at the night outside the window, looking into the distance with a hint of nostalgia and longing in her voice, "When mom was little, she had a very good friend. Later, so things happened, and we lost contact. But we agreed to et on his forty-fifth birthday, no matter what happens..."
After speaking, An Ying’s gaze beca deep.
"I went to the appointnt today, but I didn’t see him!"
Actually, she didn’t dare to et him!
If she truly t him, then her peaceful life, her daughter’s peaceful life... would cease to exist!
An Ying’s eyes trembled slightly, trying hard to hide so painful emotions, not wanting her daughter to notice.
"Is your friend a man?" After hearing her mother’s words, An Yin asked a lingering question in her heart.
"Yes." On this question, An Ying didn’t want to deceive her daughter.
"So, he..." A surge of warmth suddenly filled An Yin’s heart, and she felt as if sothing was stuffed in her throat, unable to speak for a while.
"He’s just mom’s friend!" Of course, An Ying knew what her daughter was thinking.
Before An Yin could speak, she interrupted the words her daughter was about to say.
"Oh." An Yin could feel her heart gradually cooling down.
So many years had passed, she thought she didn’t care anymore, but whenever she heard topics about n, she couldn’t help but think of the word "father," which had already beco an obsession for her!
"I’m going to take a shower."
Lowering her head, An Yin didn’t want her mother to see her disappointed look and walked straight towards the bathroom.
Watching her daughter walk past, suppressing the sadness in her heart and not daring to speak out, An Ying felt a pain so intense it was as if she couldn’t breathe!
She reached out, clutching the fabric in front of her chest tightly, pressing down on where her heart was, trying to make herself feel better. She started taking deep breaths to ease her emotions.
Inside the bathroom.
An Yin sat on the toilet, her hands continuously wiping away the tears from her eyes.
So thoughts would flash by, giving her hope, but they were instantly shattered. This feeling was truly unpleasant!
The city at night, with its dazzling lights, the tall buildings so closely packed, gave a vague sense of being trapped inside a cage when looking around.
When An Yin ca out of the bathroom, she was wearing a bathrobe, her face a rosy pink from washing, looking very charming and lovely!
Even though she tried to act casually, An Ying saw through her reddened eyes at a glance.
A few steps forward, An Ying opened her arms and embraced her daughter, who was also her pillar of strength.
"Yinyin, thank you for coming into my life!" An Ying said these words with a hint of tears in her voice, heartfelt and sincere.
"Mom!" An Yin barely managed to control her emotions, but because of An Ying’s words, she imdiately lost her composure, "I’m also very happy, very happy... because I’m your daughter!"
"Silly child!" An Ying gently patted her daughter’s back, treating the little girl in her arms as a small child.
That night, they didn’t sleep until very late.
An Ying talked about her health, ntioning that she needed to go to the hospital for regular check-ups.
anwhile, An Yin shared so fun stories from school until the topic turned to her good friend Jiang Keke starting a romantic relationship, at which point An Ying imdiately shifted the topic to her daughter.
"What about you? Are you interested in dating?"
All the lights in the room were turned off, and the curtains were drawn, enveloping the area in complete darkness, leaving only the sound of their conversation.
Because of this, An Ying couldn’t see her daughter’s flushed cheeks.
"I’m focused on my studies for now." An Yin snuggled into her mother’s embrace, absorbing the unique scent of her mother’s body.
Her mother’s arms were the most comfortable, warm and fragrant! An Yin closed her eyes, feeling content.
"Do you have a boy you like?" An Ying continued to ask.
"Of course not." An Yin opened her eyes in the dark night, blinking a few tis, and asked with innocent curiosity, "Mom, what does it feel like to like soone?"
Since she started school, An Yin’s appearance had been quite attractive, and she would always receive a few love letters in her backpack. At such a young age, she always handed those cards to her mother, asking her what liking soone ant.
Back then, An Ying answered her daughter’s question like this.
"They want to be friends with you!"
Later, An Yin gradually understood that boys liking girls wasn’t about wanting to be friends at all! It was about wanting to kiss you, hug you, and...
An Yin’s thoughts gradually ca to a stop!
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