Chapter 39:

It was almost nine o'clock in the evening when Pei Xin and Li Wenyu arrived at the station. The waiting hall on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year was crowded with people. Li Wenyu's hands were hot from Pei Xin's grip, and they rubbed shoulders with each other. There was an uproar of voices coming one after another, but to him it was as absurd as a dream.

The plane ticket had to wait until daytime tomorrow, but Pei Xin didn't want to wait for a moment. He went straight to the train station after leaving the school gate. Li Wenyu stood behind Pei Xin and listened to him telling the conductor that he wanted two tickets to City C.

The conductor smiled and said that they were lucky. The tickets to City C had been sold out long ago, but someone just happened to refund two train tickets. As soon as that person left, they arrived on the back.

"Just these two tickets, thank you." Pei Xin paid the money, took the tickets from the window, turned around and smiled proudly at Li Wenyu, "I bought the last two, what does it mean?"

Li Wenyu didn't even look at it. Looking at him, he didn't respond. At this time, the station's announcement shouted, passengers taking D312 please check in as soon as possible, the ticket checking channel will be closed soon.

Pei Xin bent down to hold his hand, but was slightly avoided. Li Wenyu didn't want to be too close to Pei Xin in such a public place, so he said slowly: "I'll go on my own."

Pei Xin knew that he had annoyed him today, so he was willing to indulge in such trivial details. Compromisingly, he followed Li Wenyu to the ticket gate.

After getting in the car, Li Wenyu leaned against the window and closed his eyes without saying a word.

City C is not close to here, and it is not too far from here. It is about a four-hour drive. It is a well-known coastal tourist city. At this time, the weather is much warmer than that of City A, which can be regarded as spring.

It was two o'clock in the morning when he left the station. Li Wenyu fell asleep in the car. Pei Xin woke him up when he arrived at the station. The night wind was strong but not too cold. The two of them stood on the empty roadside waiting for a taxi.

The exit of the station was newly expanded, with reliefs carved on the white walls and bright lights. Li Wenyu stood under the shadow of the wall, with a flush of sleep at the end of his eyes. He was not in the habit of staying up late. At this moment, he was so sleepy that he half-closed his eyes and was quiet. Trance.

Pei Xin stood next to him and leaned his head on his shoulder: "Are you so sleepy? You just slept for a long time."

Li Wenyu was so sleepy that he rarely resisted his movement and tilted his head obediently. Put it on his shoulder and didn't respond to his words. Pei Xin put his hand on his left ear to block the wind, and it took a long time for the two of them to finally wait for a taxi.

They stayed in a hotel near the sea. Li Wenyu could hear the sound of waves far away. The sea breeze was wet and salty, and it was pitch black under the night, even the sea water was black.

Of course, Pei Xin only booked a double bed room, but Li Wenyu surprisingly did not express any dissatisfaction with this. Both of them were empty-handed without any change of clothes, so they could only wait until the next day to buy them. When Li Wenyu came out of the bathroom, he was still wearing white long sleeves and jeans. His hair was not very dry, and he fell on the bed as if he was too sleepy to open his eyes. Pei Xin leaned on the head of the bed, leaned over and touched the end of his hair: "Did you blow out your hair?"

Li Wenyu simply buried his head in the quilt, and the end of his hair slipped away from Pei Xin's hand, feeling depressed. He said irritably: "Don't make any noise, I want to sleep."

Pei Xin smiled: "Are you angry when you wake up? Li Wenyu, he refused to talk to me after he came out of the station. He has a bad temper."

No one responded. He and Pei Xin didn't pay much attention, turned around and went into the bathroom to take a shower. When he came out again, Li Wenyu's head had poked out from the fluffy quilt, his eyes were closed and he was breathing heavily. City C was originally warm, but the air conditioner was still on in the hotel room, which made his cheeks turn red from the steam.

Pei Xin got on the bed and hugged him from behind, moving very gently. Li Wenyu's body was very warm. When he turned sideways, his right hand was half pressed, and he shrank slightly. Pei Xin stared blankly at his wet hair, which was dim and shiny under the lamp. At this glance, he was a little reluctant to finish reading it.

The next morning, Li Wenyu woke up to the sound of waves crashing on the shore. Pei Xin's hands were wrapped around his waist, and they were behind his ears with every breath.

Li Wenyu slowly moved Pei Xin's hand away. He thought he was careful in his movements, but Pei Xin opened his eyes almost immediately and pushed the person back in a domineering manner: "Come out and play, can you?" Sleep a little longer." Pei Xin put his hand back and hugged him tightly, his voice lazily buried on the back of Li Wenyu's neck.

Li Wenyu didn't move. After about a minute or two, he suddenly said: "I want to see the sea."

Pei Xingwen said, opening his sleepy eyes again and relaxing his hands slightly. He thought that Li Wenyu slept for a long time in the car last night. Maybe he was really not sleepy now, so he didn't force himself.

"Okay," he lazily sat up from the bed, "just open the curtains. Someone will bring breakfast later. After breakfast, we will go downstairs."

Li Wenyu walked to the bedside. He was wearing disposable hotel clothes. Slippers make almost no sound when walking, and the ankles are thin but well proportioned. Opening the curtains, the early morning light poured in instantly. The light was so bright that he squinted his eyes.

It is a cloudy day outside the house and there is no sun. The waves hit the coast and rocks in layers, leaving a little gray foam on the beach. The sea water and the sky were the same color, foggy, with a few clouds floating in the distant sky, and the color was not obvious.

Pei Xin hugged him from behind and rested his chin lazily on his shoulder: "When the sun comes out, the sea will be bluer."

Li Wen Yu said, "I'm going to wash up."

Pei Xin watched him enter the bathroom. , and soon there was a knock on the door, and the waiter came in with a dining cart and put breakfast on the table. The breakfast here is on the lighter side, which can be regarded as Li Wenyu's favorite taste, but after he came out, he only took a few bites and put away his chopsticks.

It was not yet nine o'clock when the two went downstairs, and there were few people in the lobby. The lady at the front desk smiled and greeted the two of them, and Li Wenyu responded politely before walking out.

The beach where the tide had just gone out in the morning was soft and wet, and the footprints of each step were particularly clear. Li Wenyu walked straight along the traces of the water that had just faded, and was pulled a little closer to the shore by Pei Xin: "You will catch a cold if your shoes get wet."

Li Wenyu glanced at him with no expression, but he did not go that way. Damn it. He squinted his eyes and stood on tiptoe, looking around as if he wanted to see the end of the sea. After a long while, he gave up and looked away and said: "There is still the sea on the other side."

Pei Xin sneered: "Why do you sound so stupid?"

Li Wen Yu suddenly couldn't help but laugh, as if he felt stupid: "When I was a kid, I asked my dad what I could see across the sea, and he said it was still the sea. I didn't believe it, so I asked him to take me to see it. My dad agreed, but It's a pity that he was too busy with work."

"You were very interesting when you were a child," Pei Xin held his hand and caressed his palm prints with his fingers, saying, "You are much cuter than you are now."

Li Wen. Yu's face was chilled by the sea breeze, and he took a few steps back before continuing to walk forward.

Pei Xin was unwilling to let go, so he had no choice but to be pulled away. His fingers squeezed forcefully into Li Wenyu's dull fingers, and the sensitive fingers and heels clicked together little by little. Only when they were tight did he say: "We Go buy some clothes first, your hands are so cold."