Outside the window is bustling and noisy, but inside the car is leisurely and quiet.

He didn't say where he was going to take her, and she didn't ask again, it was better to have someone with him than to be alone and sad in that little bedroom.

He quietly watched her in the rearview mirror.

She curled up in a small body, quietly curled up in a soft leather chair, hugging her knees, her eyes closed, as if in her own meditation, her long, curly eyelashes gently winging, crystal tears silently telling her sorrow.

He sighed, drove off the interchange, turned onto the provincial highway, stopped at a remote and unknown seaside, and silently let time pass quietly.

Outside the window, I don't know when it will start to drizzle. Raindrops hit the glass, splashing countless droplets of water and fogging the windows.

"Where is this?" The sudden stillness brought Si Yan, who was immersed in his thoughts, back to reality. She blinked, staring in amazement at the strange world.

"Listen. He gently pressed the window button.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! She heard the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks.

The bright headlights have been stretching in the rain and fog, as if reaching the end of the world.

"This is the seaside?" Si Yan covered his lips, shocked and dazed.

"Come on. He smiled, pushed the door open and jumped off, motioning for her to follow.

"But," she poked her head out, her expression slightly hesitant, "it's raining outside." ”

"What's the matter?" Garvin tried to encourage her, "Come down, I promise to make you forget your troubles." ”

She was silent, noncommittal.

If things are that simple, then why should she bother for ten years?

"Oh, come on!" he grabbed her in hesitation, and strode towards the sea in the drizzle.

Well, her life was a mess anyway, and she didn't mind going crazy once in a while.

She obediently let him take her hand and ran all the way to the rock.

"Come, follow me. Garvin let go of her hand, smiled at her, and put his hand to his mouth, forming a trumpet.

She groaned before he forcibly dragged her hand, raised it, and circled it to her mouth.

"Alright," Garvin looked at her with satisfaction, and gave further instructions, "I shout, and you shout." Remember, you have to roar with all your strength, you know?"

She looked at him blankly, wondering what kind of medicine he was selling in his gourd?

"An~Yi~Chen~" He leaned forward slightly, and he had already opened his voice and roared: "You~this~a~bastard~egg~!stupid~pig~, go~die~~~~"

"Gah?" Siyan glared at him in amazement.

"Alright, it's your turn. After Gavin finished yelling, he looked at her and smiled refreshedly.

How boring is he, driving so far and running here to curse?

Si Yan blinked, turned his head and walked back.

"Hey, don't go yet. Jiawen hurriedly stopped her with a serious face: "You try it, it's really useful." ”

"No," she refused in a low voice, "I'm going back." ”

Because of emotional frustration, she scolded loudly, this kind of thing, she can't do it.

"No, it's not like that. I'll give you this place, it's okay if you don't scold him, you shout out everything you want to say in your heart, I promise not to eavesdrop, OK?"

After saying that, Jiawen didn't wait for her to refuse, took off his suit and draped it on her body, jumped up and ran back, waving his hand as he ran.

Si Yan opened his mouth, but the "no" was not said after all.

She could see that he meant it.

Zheng Jiawen doesn't seem to be as tasteless as she imagined.

The wind was blowing, and the waves were surging violently with the determination to sweep everything, rushing, whistling, crashing against the rocks, and the shrill whistling of the sea slapping against the rocks was shocking.

Jiawen didn't dare to go far, crossed his arms, jumped in the wind, and watched her from afar.

He didn't know if it was right or wrong to take her to the beach and throw her in such a dangerous place in the middle of the night, when she was so emotionally unstable.

Just when he thought she was going to stand there as a fossil, Siyan finally crouched down.

Far away, the waves were so loud that he couldn't hear them, but in the light of the headlights, he could see her shoulders swaying.

He breathed a sigh of relief and quietly retreated to the car.

Okay, Ken will be fine if she cries!