To You, My Beloved

After smoking, Su Nianhua took a long breath, threw the cigarette into the toilet, smoked it, and then walked out of the bathroom. While standing in front of the sink to wash his hands, a woman suddenly walked out of the women's restroom and stood there. Next to him, when the woman turned on the faucet, she glanced at him, then paused with her fingers. After a while, she spoke out and shouted: Nianhua?

That voice was a sound that Su Nianhua was all too familiar with. He was startled suddenly, and paused slightly while washing his hands. He stared at the water that kept pouring out from the golden faucet for a long time with his slightly lowered head, and then slowly He turned his head, and the pretty face in his memory came into his eyes.

For a moment, Su Nianhua felt as if his throat was tightly grasped by someone. He stared straight at the woman in front of him. After a long time, he opened his mouth and shouted in a slightly hoarse voice: Little Ying.

Sun Ying's hand on the faucet tightened and she stared into Su Nianhua's eyes, which were aqua-colored. The corners of her lips curled up slightly: It's really you. What a coincidence.

What a coincidence. Su Nianhua responded without saying anything.

Silence lingered between the two people for about half a minute. Su Nianhua spoke again and asked: When did you come back? Why didn't you come earlier...

Su Nianhua originally wanted to say, Why didn't you contact him in advance?, but halfway through, he realized that he and she were no longer in love as they once were. Su Nianhua swallowed hard and finished his words. Pressed back into his stomach, his long eyelashes flickered twice.

I've been back for a week. After Sun Ying finished speaking, she gave Su Nianhua a familiar and sweet smile in his memory. She seemed to know what he wanted to ask next. She paused for a while and continued: I told my old friend , don’t let them tell you I’m back.”

Su Nianhua nodded, not knowing how to respond. His eyes were always fixed on the woman in front of him. After about half a minute, Su Nianhua opened his mouth: Xiaoying, how have you been in the past six months or so?

Pretty good. Sun Ying smiled: What about you? Are you okay?

Su Nianhua nodded again and said nothing.

Sun Ying glanced at the watch on her wrist: I still have something to do, so I have to leave first.

As she spoke, Sun Ying turned on the faucet in front of her and washed her hands. She took out a paper towel and wiped the water drops on her hands. When she turned around, she saw that Su Nianhua still maintained the same posture and looked at her steadily. Looking at her, she paused slightly, then opened the bag she carried with her, took out a pen and a shopping mall shopping coupon, wrote a line of numbers on it, and handed it to Su Nianhua: This is My phone number, let’s contact you when we have time.”

Su Nianhua glanced at the phone number on the shopping voucher. He had already changed it to a new one. He pursed his lips tightly, stretched out his hand, and took it.

Sun Ying waited for a moment and saw that Su Nianhua didn't speak. She hesitated and said, Then I'll leave first.

Goodbye. Su Nianhua's tone sounded a little dry.

Sun Ying also said goodbye, gave Su Nianhua a bright and beautiful smile, then stepped on high heels and left leisurely.

Sun Ying had been away for a long time, and Su Nianhua still seemed to have lost his soul, standing stupidly in front of the splendid sink.