Weilan suddenly felt that this moment was truly incomparably beautiful, peaceful and tranquil, and she wished time could stand still right then.
She looked at Lu Hechen, her gaze filled with immense tenderness.
All was quiet except for the sound of flowing water. Soon, after having washed Weilan's feet, Lu Hechen wiped them dry and asked, "This room doesn't have a bathroom inside, does it? You have to go outside, right?"
"Yes." Weilan nodded and asked, "Do you need to use the bathroom?"
"Yeah, I was thinking of going." He said.
"Then I'll take you there."
"No need, I can find it myself. You rest," he said.
"Turn left and go straight ahead when you leave the door; the first door you come to will be the bathroom."
"Alright, I'll go there now." Lu Hechen walked out.
Weilan took out the slippers, put them on, and looked around her room. It still retained its old appearance after she had left, though it had aged.
