Don’t Turn from Summer

There were no flowers, no one kneeling, and no grand scene of throwing money.

It was on a peaceful morning when Mu Hanxia woke up and was pulled into his arms by Lin Mochen. Then he took a black velvet box from the side and handed it to her.

Mu Hanxia took over to open, very simple and pure style, but the diamond is not small. Simple and shining.

"Put on it." He kissed her and said.

"You want me to put on a ring like this?" She laughed. "No flowers and no kneeling, sincerity?"

"All sincerity is here." He took her hand and pressed it to his left chest. "Do you want me to kneel?" He stood up and Mu Hanxia hurriedly grabbed him.

How long haven't I seen her like this, with a cramped look? Lin Mochen's heart swayed. Although he did not kneel, he pulled her hand gently, put it on her, and whispered, "Thank you, my goddess."

This title made Mu Hanxia's face hot again. Because these past days, he really only said something repeatedly in her ear when the two reached the lingering peak together, such as "Baby", such as "You are my goddess" ...

After a while, she raised her hand, looked at the ring in the sun, and said, "It's beautiful. But you don't actually need to buy such a big diamond. For simplicity, I will also like it."

He was silent for a while, smiled, and said, "I know."

I knew it a long time ago.

"But it's different now than before," he said. "I want something better to justify you."

It's the same whether it's a ring or something else. I know you never ask for more, but I cannot give you less. I want to cherish it more.

His words made Mu Hanxia pay attention, and asked, "... before?"

He lowered his head and whispered in his ear. Mu Hanxia was distressed. It wasn't the ring that was dropped, but the person who lost it that day.

"So do you think ... can you get it back in the wetlands?" She asked.

"No more," he said, "we don't go to wetlands."

Mu Hanxia looked up and kissed him gently.