Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2195 (Two Thousand One Hundred and Ninety Five)

The sunlight became brighter and brighter, as if it had noticed that the two had grown up after many years and it became brighter just to shine on them.

The wind was also warmer than before, blowing through the flowers and plants in the wild, delivering a pleasant fragrance.

Tie Hongyan watched Wu Xunsheng fly the kite for a while, and then asked him if he was sleepy again by writing.

Wu Xunsheng smiled and said, "You asked me this again. I'm really not sleepy at all. I'm very energetic!"

Tie Hongyan wrote that he hoped he could take a rest, or even sit down and rest.

He asked her, "Are you not going to play anymore?"

Tie Hongyan wrote some words again and told him that she had had a great time.

Tie Hongyan had asked Wu Xunsheng several times before whether he was sleepy or not. She sometimes remembered what the Taoist said about him dying at any time, and she was worried that he might be in danger because he had not rested, so she hoped that he could rest for a while.

However, Wu Xunsheng was not sleepy at all, and he couldn't fall asleep even if he was asked to.

At this time, Wu Xunsheng saw that she was having a lot of fun and that she also wanted him to reel in the line, so he decided not to continue playing.

Wu Xunsheng thought about the first time he and Tie Hongyan flew kites in the wild when they were children. He remembered that when she was seven years old, she said, "They must be tired, let them both go home!" So he joked, "That's right, although I'm not tired, I have to think about them too. They must be tired, let them go home."

Tie Hongyan smiled and nodded at him. Wu Xunsheng hung up the phone and asked her, "Do you think this sounds familiar?"

Tie Hongyan nodded and pointed at himself.

Wu Xunsheng understood that she meant that she had said that before, and said, "Yes, you did. When I agreed, I also said, 'Let's go home together!' Haha, do you remember?"

Tie Hongyan nodded again.

Wu Xunsheng said: "I feel like we are like children again."

After reeling in the strings of both kites, Wu Xunsheng took the two kites and put them together, saying to Tie Hongyan, "When we were flying kites, we each used our own kites to chase each other's kites, but we couldn't catch up. After reeling in the strings, the kites returned to our hands, so I put the two kites together and told you that my kite caught up with yours. You said I was cheating, and I said you didn't say when you would catch up. Then you separated the two kites and put them together again, saying that your kite also caught up with mine. You are cheating too, and you said that even if you are cheating, you learned it from me. Do you remember?"

As Wu Xunsheng spoke, he sat down next to Tie Hongyan with two kites and looked at her.

Tie Hongyan smiled and nodded, then wrote some words to indicate that he still remembered his childhood very clearly.

While she was writing, Wu Xunsheng suddenly remembered that when Tie Hongyan was 21 years old and was injured on the battlefield, a few days later, he helped her back to the field where they first played kites together when they were young. He remembered that he was the only one running with the string, but they still made a kite each. He also remembered that when the two kites flew into the sky, they looked like they overlapped at a certain moment, but in fact, the two kites were not in the same plane at all. Suddenly, the wind picked up and blew away the two kites that were originally close to each other.

(End of this chapter)