Chapter Sixteen: Ke'er's Birthday
Yí chén carefully returned to her dormitory after making sure no one was following her. She held the flying dagger, examining it carefully, but didn't find anything unusual about it. It seemed that she needed to be even more careful in her future actions. Yí chén thought to herself.
A few days later
"Happy birthday, Ke'er." Yu Chen said softly as soon as he saw Ke'er.
"Thanks for remembering my birthday, Yicun! Oh, and don't forget to come to my place tonight for my birthday party!" Ke'er exclaimed excitedly as she hugged Yicun.
The night had finally arrived, and the stars in the sky were all blocked by dark clouds, without a single ray of light, so it was destined that this night would be extraordinary.
Yi Chen and Ke Er walked to the latter's home, just pushing open the door, inside there was a burst of countless explosions, clusters of pear blossoms rose up, then fell back down. Illuminating the entire room as if it were daytime.
Luohan Xun walked up to Ke'er, who was still in shock. "Ke'er, happy birthday! It's just a little gift I carefully prepared for you." He handed her a large box and his eyes involuntarily fell on Yicen.
"Happy birthday, thank you for inviting me to your party," said Akira as he walked over and handed Kora a gift. As soon as their hands touched, Kora's heart skipped a beat at the warmth of his smile. She blushed and took the gift, momentarily at a loss for words.
Everyone handed their blessings and gifts to Ke'er, leaving only Yizhen. At this time, a beam of light suddenly shone on Yizhen's body, and the gentle music also started playing.
The microphone appeared in Yizhen's hand at some point, looking at Ke'er with unparalleled gentleness. "Ke'er, today is your birthday, I want to fulfill all your wishes, first of all, this song 'One Like Summer, One Like Autumn' is dedicated to you."
Beautiful sounds floated in the room, as the sound recalled, everyone involuntarily held their breath, listening carefully to every word. Her voice had a kind of penetration power, making everyone wholeheartedly devoted.
After one song was over, the room lit up. Everyone's face was wet with tears.
Ke'er suddenly burst into tears "Bad guy, why are you so good to me? Why sing such a moving song? It's all because of you, that I've become like this, my makeup is all ruined." Ke'er hugged Yizhen, her tears gushing out uncontrollably, Yizhen just gently patted her back.
The warm scene was interrupted by a cooing sound, and the child let go of the dust, looking very embarrassed. "Sorry, I'm hungry." With tears on his face and an apologetic expression, it was quite comical.
"Happy birthday to Ke'er." Everyone sat down around a large table. The table was filled with all kinds of delicious food. "Ke'er, make a wish," Yizhen said.
"Good", Ke'er looked at Yí Chén and Luò Hán Xūn. "I hope to hear Yí Chén and Hán Xūn sing 'Happy Lovers' again." The memory of 'Happy Lovers' brought back memories from a long time ago for Yí Chén.
"Xun, I'm a bit nervous." "Yi Chen is afraid and keeps twisting her clothes." "Little dust, don't worry, this time the school's talent show, we will definitely win the championship."
Just then, the host suddenly announced their names. Luo Hanxun tightly held onto Yicun's hand, his eyes gazing at her with unparalleled gentleness. The tense Yicun was no longer afraid, and followed him to the stage in large strides.
The music sounded, and Luo Hansheng had been holding her hand all along. She was no longer afraid, as if having him hold her hand gave her infinite confidence. In the end, just like Luo Hansheng said, they won the championship and were crowned the best couple by everyone in school...
Those sweet scenes from the past uncontrollably flooded into Yidun's mind. She really wanted to refuse, but it was Ke'er's birthday wish. How could she disappoint her? It was just a song, what could happen? Thinking so in her heart, she saw Luo Hanxun again, no, I can't do this. Turning back to look at Ke'er, seeing the expectant gaze in her eyes, she really didn't know what to do...
