Chapter 69 Section IX

In the tumbler in Chitsuru's hand, ice cubes clinked.The lower rims of her eyes were slightly red. "I'm really happy today. I talked so much and ate delicious food again." She shook her head slowly from side to side as if singing. "I'm also very happy. I haven't had such a good time in a long time." Cheng put one elbow on the bar and turned his body towards her, "Thank you for this. I really want to thank you for being with me today." When others heard it, they couldn't help but blush, but fortunately the waiter was not around. They're in a certain hotel in Akasaka.The two came here after dining at a French restaurant.

"It's me who should be thankful. I always feel that the depression of the past few years has disappeared all at once." "What's bothering you?" "Of course, I have a lot of troubles." As he spoke, Qian Duliu took a sip of "Singapore Sling". "I," Cheng said, shaking the glass filled with Chivas Regal, "I'm really glad to meet you, and I even want to thank God." This sentence can be interpreted as a bold confession, Chizuru smiled and lowered his eyes slightly. "I have something to confess to you." Hearing what he said, Qianduliu raised his head, his eyes were a little moist.

"About three years ago, I got married. But actually, the day before the ceremony, I made a big decision to go somewhere." Chizuru tilted her head, and the smile disappeared from her face. "I'm going to tell you what happened." "OK." "But," he said, "where the two of us are alone." She seemed startled, her eyes widened.Cheng stretched out his right hand in front of her, holding a hotel room key in his hand. Qian Duliu lowered his head and remained silent.Cheng knew very well that she was fighting fiercely in her heart. "Somewhere I was talking about," he said, "is Park View, the hotel you booked that night."

She raised her head again, this time, her eyes were red. "Go to the room." Chizuru stared into his eyes and nodded slightly. On the way to the hotel, Cheng told himself that this was right.He had gone the wrong way before, but now, he finally found the right signpost. He stopped at the door and put the key in the lock.