Shi Yu gently opened the door.
No one was seen for a while.
The brighter the daylight outside, the darker the room becomes inside.
After adapting to the light, Shi Yu saw Tang Xin walking to the darkest place and standing for a long time, leaning on the dressing table, with his back bent and his head lowered.
It was just a silhouette from behind, listless, not at all his usual appearance.
He opened the door completely and watched her slowly sit on the bed with her hands on her sides in the light.
It turns out that she can cry.
When I really cried, there was no sound or expression. I sat there very quietly without even wiping.
The way he cried looked a bit familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere.
Then he remembered it. It was a video sent to him by Meng Jijing. A little boy who was said to be his son was sitting on the edge of the bed. He was also holding the bed like this, with his head down and crying. No matter who said it, he was playing with whatever food he had. She coaxed him and teased him, keeping her mouth shut and ignoring her, tears falling down her cheeks.
Meng Jijing said that he looked like him, and he could tell without even taking a DNA test. Shi Yu couldn't tell. Thinking of the scene in the video, he felt that the child had some shadow of Tang Xin on him, especially when he looked sad.
There were subtle footsteps not far behind him. Shi Yu looked back and saw that it was Yu's mother who had come to deliver food and was standing under the corridor waiting for his signal.
Shi Yu winked and asked her to go in. Yu Ma walked in the door quietly and placed the tray on the table by the window of the study.
Normally, I would always say hello, but not today. Yu Ma put it down and left without even raising her head for a moment.
Why did Shi Yuxin ask you to go in? It would be better not to put it in quietly.
Tang Xin didn't even raise her eyelids. Instead, she lay down on her side, her hands and feet completely different from the way she looked when she was asleep.
Shi Yu stepped forward and took a look in the study room first. It was a very exquisite and authentic English afternoon tea. I don’t know where Yu’s mother got it. There was a book on the desk, which was made when Tang Xin was bored. I've looked through it and put a bookmark in it. I've read a lot.
She expected to see drawing paper. After all, she was studying design, and he had someone prepare it for her so that she wouldn't be bored. However, the pen and paper tools were not used at all.
He pinched a small piece of sugar cube from the sugar bowl and came out of the study. The person lying on the bed was already covered by the quilt.
Shi Yu stood beside the bed, picked up the corner of the quilt with one hand, and bent down to take a look.
Tang Xin was still lying on his side with his eyes closed. He suddenly opened his mouth, but before he could say anything, a piece of candy was stuffed into his mouth.
His eyes were swollen, his mouth was bulging, and his facial features were awkwardly entangled. He wanted to spit it out but was forced to hold it back, and his face turned red.
Shi Yu chuckled, let go of the quilt and turned his head, saying, "Go to sleep, I'll pick you up in a few days."
The quilt was suddenly opened, and the man sat up in response, grabbing his neck and gagging his mouth.
Shi Yu clicked his tongue, looked into those eyes that couldn't hide his anger but forced a smile, and said with a smile: "It has to be you——"
The last half of the sentence, "After crying, I can still cheer up and continue acting" was unable to be uttered, but was blocked by Tiantang.
Tang Xin stretched out the tip of her tongue and licked the candy in his mouth, lingered on his lips again, and asked hoarsely: "Are you leaving now?"
He didn't ask where he came from or where he was going, he only cared about how long he would stay.
He knew she was pretending, but she pretended very well.
Maybe it was because she had just cried and looked so sincere. Her eyes were red and her voice was hoarse. She wanted him to stay but didn't dare to say anything and she was about to cry just right.
Tang Xin tried her best to look up at him, and it took a long time before she managed to say: "It will get dark in a while."
Shi Yu looked at the clock standing in the room, and it rang at three o'clock.
It's sunny outside, but it's still early for the sun to set.
