That night, Gu Yu Sheng said "wait a moment" and ended up staying for two whole hours.

  When Gu Yu Sheng sent Qin Zhi Ai back home, it was already midnight.

  That night, Gu Yu Sheng sent Qin Zhi Ai back home, not riding the bicycle that he used to send Qin Zhi Ai back home last time, but a car driven out from the garage.

  At that time, Qin Zhi Ai didn't know much about cars and just thought the car looked very cool. It wasn't until many years later that she found out it was an Audi, a model worth several million.

  Arriving at Qin Zhiai's building, Qin Zhiai pushed open the car door and said goodbye to Gu Yusheng. She got out of the car, closed the door, and took two steps towards the building when the rear window rolled down, and Gu Yusheng's voice came through: "Little love?"

  That night, he called out to her many times "Little Darling", but every time she heard it, every time she would still blush. She had her back to him, stopped in her tracks, too embarrassed to turn around and look at him.

  She heard him push open the car door and get out, followed by the sound of a lighter lighting a cigarette. After about half a minute, his voice came from behind her again: "I'm sorry about not watching the movie last time, I was delayed by family matters."

  Qin Zhi Ai had thought about asking Gu Yu Sheng that night why he didn't show up for their movie date, but she was afraid he had just casually agreed and hadn't taken it seriously. So several times she wanted to ask, but didn't dare to. Now that he suddenly explained himself to her, a thread of joy emerged from the bottom of her heart.

  "If you're free this Sunday, let's go watch a movie at 3:30 in the afternoon."

  Qin Zhi'ai hadn't turned her head back to look at Gu Yu Sheng, when Gu Yu Sheng spoke again.

  He said he would take her to see a movie at half past three on Sunday afternoon.

  Qin Zhi's heart was filled with joy, like countless flowers blooming instantly.

  She was too happy and forgot to respond for a while. He called her name again: "Xiao Zuō ài? Are you free on Sunday?"

  "Yes!" She instinctively responded to him, only to realize that she had replied so hastily. Then, the sound of his low heartbeat came from behind her, and her face suddenly turned a little red. Embarrassed, she said "see you on the weekend" and rushed into the building. Before she took two steps, he grabbed her wrist and stuffed a piece of paper into her hand: "My phone number, just in case something happens and we can't contact each other."

  She was scorched all over by the palm of his hand, struggled free from his grasp on her wrist, and then "oh"ed, clutching the note tighter in her palm.

  He stood there, saying nothing.

  She hung her head and stood in front of him for a while, saying: "I'm going in."

  He didn't make a sound, she waited for half a minute and took a step forward.

  As he walked past her, he called out to her: "Little sweetheart?"

  【Author's note】The male lead in this book has a patriotic sentiment, actually I've always wanted to write a military novel, but due to national restrictions, I couldn't. I don't think having such a dreamy male lead is corny or unrealistic. You should know that our country's peace is maintained by people like him who have such dreams, they are worthy of our respect. How can someone with such dreams be called corny and unrealistic by you?