Seeing the moving expression in Wen Lan's eyes, Gu Yan curled her lips, but turned the topic to herself.
"Sister Wen Lan, do you know why I got married so early?"
In his early twenties, he had just been admitted to the First Academy of the Empire, recognized his family members who were in high positions, and became a reserve member of the special forces...
No matter how you look at it, you feel that Gu Yan got married a little too early.
Wen Lan nodded.
Not just her, everyone has this doubt.
What everyone is confused about is not that Lu Ye is not good enough, but that Gu Yan got married too early.
"Because I like Aye," Gu Yan smiled, squinting her eyes with starlight, "and he also happens to like me. In fact, the rarest thing in the world is for two people to be happy."
After saying this, Gu Yan walked out with the washed fruits.
Wen Lan was left alone in a daze looking at the dishes that were about to be washed.
The conversation between the two was very brief, but it also made Wen Lan re-examine her thoughts.
Attitude towards feelings.
When Wen Lan and Bai Changle left early the next morning, Wen Lan was very silent and didn't say a word.
Bai Changle was stunned and asked curiously, "Wen Lan, what's wrong with you? Didn't you sleep well yesterday?"
"No, I slept very well yesterday."
Wen Lan looked at Bai Changle's concerned eyes, which were combined with his sunny and handsome appearance. No matter how he looked, he was so warm.
She added in her mind that everything yesterday was fine.
Your family is fine.
You are good too.
… …
After Bai Changle and Wen Lan left the Bai family, Gu Yan also left.
She had to go home to pack her luggage and then meet up with Guo Rou.
Then we boarded the train going south together.
In a small town thousands of miles away, Gong Sunyu and other friends were already waiting to meet them.
An hour later, Gu Yan and Guo Rou successfully reunited at the space station and accurately found their bunks.
Both of us are in the upper bunk. Although the upper bunk is inconvenient, but wait and see, there will be no kids in the middle bunk dangling their legs and then poking you in the face, and there will be no young and strong aunts who have not yet aged. The uncle asked you to change your bunk to them.
In fact, this is the same as giving up your seat.
If you give in, that's a virtue. If you don't, it's not against the law.
Something that is good in the first place will change its taste if it becomes forced.
No, on the lower bunk on the right side of Gu Yan and the others is a young mother with a one or two-year-old child, and on the lower bunk on the left side is a young woman. Her clothes are very simple, her eyes are a little timid, and her face is a little pale. Not the kind that goes out often.
Then a woman in her fifties who was sleeping in the middle bunk said directly to the young woman on the lower bunk on the left, "I am older, please give me the lower bunk."
Gu Yan knew that in her 1990s, there were not many cases of forcing others to give up their seats, but people who had problems with their outlook on things that were unlikely to happen were encountered by them.
The young woman sitting on the lower bunk obviously encountered this for the first time. She was stunned for a while, then covered her stomach and said, "Mom, I'm on my period, I..."
"Every woman doesn't have her period. Isn't that normal? She's not terminally ill, so she's delicate!" The aunt threw her dusty bag directly on the bed, and then sat down. Go up.
(End of chapter)