"This is an injustice from the heavens, don't be hard on yourself," Pei Heyan's eyes were gentle.
Suddenly, Wen Tang found a trace of consolation. Meeting Pei Heyan's narrow eyes, a warm current also surged in her heart, for it was the first time she saw another side in his gaze.
To say she wasn't moved would be a lie.
"I'm used to it." Wen Tang looked towards the distance. "Time will wash everything away, and gradually I'll come to terms with it."
Pei Heyan's heart ached, and he placed his arm over Wen Tang's heart, feeling the beating of her heart. "Is that so?"
"But how come I feel like some people's hearts seem to be missing a part?"
Wen Tang forced a smile while her eyes reddened, making a joke, "I guess it must be due to malnutrition from childhood."
"So now I need to satisfy myself as much as possible every day, and only then will the missing part of the body slowly grow back."
