But that feeling of longing is especially hard to control, especially when he's alone.

"No hurry, I'll listen to you."

After Zhou Muqing finished speaking, he let go of Pippi, kissed Pippi's forehead and left.

When his car gradually disappeared from Pippi's sight, Pippi dared to sigh.

She understood Zhou Muqing's intentions, but how would she get over the hurdles in her heart?

Looking back on the situation when she and Zhou Muqing separated, it wasn't just Wen Yuan who intervened, but also Zhou's mother's various derogations and insults.

At that time, the relationship between the two families fell out because of this incident.

Now that she and Zhou Muqing are together again, how can the relationship be repaired? It is impossible for them to marry themselves, and the family members on both sides will never communicate with each other, right?

Pippi can let go of these things for love, but the traces of sadness are still there, even if she ignores them, they still exist.

What's even more difficult is on my family's side. It was really embarrassing at the beginning.

If they want to get married, the family members on both sides will have to re-establish their relationship. Pippi knows her parents, and she also understands Zhou's mother's personality. She doesn't want her family to be forced to lower their profile.

Forget it, let's keep procrastinating...

Pippi returned home after thinking about it.

After she returned to the room, she suddenly received a message from the person who tipped live on the radio, asking about her recent situation.

"How's it doing recently? When will it be broadcast live again?"

Pippi looked at it and put down the phone, not going to reply to the other party's message.

A few seconds later, the message came again.

"Did I disturb you? Then, good night."

When Pippi picked up the phone again and saw the message, the other party had already gone offline.

That's okay, it just so happens that she doesn't need to reply.

Early the next morning, when Pippi woke up, he saw the message from that person again. He sent good morning and asked Pippi if he had a good rest last night.

Pippi felt a little upset when she saw the news, but she couldn't care less about it.

This person gave her a reward and added her social account, which obviously had an intention for her, but she has already become friends with him, and if he deletes it, I'm afraid it will be troublesome.

Pippi occasionally gets into trouble when reading the messages sent by the other party...

To reply or not to reply?

When the other party asked to add her social account, he said that he would not disturb her often, but I wonder if he forgot now?

He also said he didn't ask her to reply, only that she saw it.

Pippi saw it, and basically didn't reply, but she felt a little awkward not always replying to the other party's messages. After all, everyone was equal, and she didn't like the appearance of being superior.

She could even think of the way the other party looked at the phone obsessively, waiting for her to reply. Wouldn't it be too cruel not to reply?

When someone sends a message, she has to reply and explain when she sees it, otherwise there is no connection between the two people.

Pippi struggled with this matter for a few days, and finally she replied to the message the other party sent the night before.

As soon as she replied to the message, the other party immediately sent her a new message.

"I'm glad to have waited for your reply."

The speed at which the other party sent the message almost overlapped with the moment when Pippi returned...

It seemed that Pippi was right, he was really waiting for his reply.

But this kind of interaction was not what Pippi wanted, she thought about it and sent a message to explain her situation tactfully.