Love is as vast as the Milky Way, impossible to cross.

Chapter 39 This isn't the way back to the Huo residence, where are we going?

"Have you eaten? Are you hungry?"

Huo Muchen didn't want to continue that topic, so he changed the subject.

Liu Shiyin hesitated for a moment before answering:

"Fortunately."

However, before she could finish speaking, her stomach betrayed her and started rumbling.

She immediately felt a little embarrassed, her cheeks flushed slightly, and she lowered her head.

Huo Muchen looked at her slightly shy appearance and couldn't help but smile.

He didn't say much, but gently took Liu Shiyin's hand, intending to take her to eat.

However, Liu Shiyin hesitated. She broke free from Huo Muchen's hand and stood still.

She looked up at Huo Muchen and said somewhat seriously:

"I...I can't go."

"Then I'll have Qin Xiang move back to the other villa."

"How...how could you do this?"

Liu Shiyin looked at Huo Muchen speechlessly.

"Then you choose."

Huo Muchen had a shameless look on his face.

"Let's go eat, but what about these clothes?"

Liu Shiyin looked at the clothes with some difficulty and said,

"Let's forget about this and go."

After saying that, Huo Muchen walked towards the door.

Liu Shiyin had no choice but to follow behind, but she still looked back at the clothes every three steps.

"Have someone wash the clothes in the backyard, or just throw them away if necessary. Also, seal that well tomorrow."

Sitting in the driver's seat, Huo Muchen said to Aunt Wang,

"Okay young master"

As they were talking, Liu Shiyin came out, and Aunt Wang, sensing the situation, quickly left.

Liu Shiyin sat in the passenger seat, her eyes still fixed on the scenery outside the window. The car remained as silent as ever.

Huo Muchen led Liu Shiyin into the elegant Western restaurant. The restaurant was softly lit, with melodious music and a faint fragrance in the air, which made people feel relaxed.

The two sat facing each other, the table set with exquisite tableware and tempting food, yet both remained somewhat silent. They quietly savored their meal, occasionally exchanging a glance, but saying very little.

On the way back, Liu Shiyin noticed that this wasn't the return route, and she asked somewhat nervously:

"This isn't the way back to the Huo residence. Where are we going?"

"You'll know when you get there,"

Huo Muchen drove, his eyes fixed straight ahead, and said expressionlessly,

Noticing the change in Huo Muchen's tone, but not knowing why, Liu Shiyin remained silent.

That black sports car, like a leopard darting through the night, was agile and swift, gracefully traversing the city's contours.

The wind whistled in through the car window, carrying the coolness of the night and the breath of freedom, blowing Huo Muchen's hair and the hem of his clothes. His profile appeared even more three-dimensional and profound under the bright moonlight, his handsome features as if they had been carefully sculpted by the moonlight.

The sports car drove across a beach, the tires rubbing against the soft sand, making a soft, rustling sound, like nature's whisper, telling the secrets of the night.

Huo Muchen slowly parked the car by the sea. The moment the car door opened, the salty sea breeze rushed in, dispelling their fatigue.

The two got out of the car together and stood by the sea, gazing into the distance. Moonlight shone on the sea, making it sparkle like countless dazzling diamonds.

Liu Shiyin opened her arms, letting the sea breeze gently caress her long hair and dress. Her eyes were closed, as if listening to the whispers of the sea breeze, or feeling the breath of the ocean.

The sea breeze caressed her face, bringing a touch of coolness and comfort. She took a deep breath, as if she could smell the ocean—salty, fresh, and full of life.

A smile unconsciously crept onto her lips, a smile emanating from the depths of her heart.

Huo Muchen looked at her with deep eyes, remaining silent for a long while before finally asking.

"What do you do every Monday off? Aunt Wang said you go out early in the morning and don't come back until evening."