The wealthy retired wife: Baby, marry me again!

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"After all these years, your taste still hasn't changed."

Xu Lima finished ordering and handed the order to the waiter.

"Really? I think I've changed a lot."

Qiu Yixian didn't take it seriously, but just smiled lightly. [

Soon, the waiter brought up the ice cream.

They sat by the window facing the street, and there was a crowd of people coming and going outside.

Soft music plays on a loop in the shop.

The two lowered their heads and ate ice cream in small bites.

When Xu Lima raised his head, he saw Qiu Yixian opposite him with a graceful demeanor and a quiet face.

The dress on her body, the high heels on her feet, and the simple hairstyle on her head.

Unassuming, but very fit.

Three years have passed, and there are ups and downs in the world.

Not only did she not look haggard, but she washed away the youthful childishness on her body.

Her slender shoulders and slender waist, her brows and eyes are similar, and she has truly grown into a charming woman.

It's just a pity that her heart is no longer in her body.

With a sigh, I looked at the advertisement of Haagen-Dazs beside the street.

——"If you love her, treat her to Haagen-Dazs."

Once upon a time, they were young and poor lovers who had just graduated.

At that time, she was shopping with him and saw such a huge billboard.

Maybe he acted like a baby and asked him to buy her ice cream.

At that time, they had just graduated and entered the society for the first time.

He still remembered that he bought her a matcha ice cream ball after paying his salary.

Although that small ball cost him two days of food expenses. [

Just looking at her smiling face holding a small cup and sipping ice cream, he felt the sweetness in his heart.

But now, he was no longer that poor and miserable boy.

Although in the big city of Yancheng, it is not enough to afford the high housing prices.

But it is not possible to treat my girlfriend badly for an ice cream.

However, Qiu Yixian was no longer by his side, no matter how much leisure he had, it would be in vain.