To You, My Beloved

The woman stood at the door of the presidential suite, looking slightly hesitant. After a moment, she walked in slowly.

Tang Shi sat on the sofa elegantly, staring straight at the woman. When she was about to approach him, he gently patted the place next to him: "Come here."

The woman glanced at Tang Shi anxiously, and then sat meekly beside Tang Shi. She lowered her eyebrows and looked down, somewhat similar to Gu Qingcheng's usual well-behaved appearance.

Tang Shi looked a little lost in thought, and an unusually soft emotion surged in his heart.

The woman realized that Tang Shi had been staring at her, so she raised her eyelids and happened to meet Tang Shi's eyes. Her face turned slightly red, then she curled her lips and looked at Tang Shi's bright eyes. Smiled a little.

Although except for her sky-blue clothes and long, straight hair, the rest of this woman had nothing to do with Gu Qingcheng's imagination. However, at this moment, Tang Shi had the illusion that Gu Qingcheng was smiling sweetly at him. A kind of love suddenly emerged in his heart, and even his voice sounded a little gentle: "What's your name?"

"Xiaoyi." The woman was talking about her pseudonym in Jinjijinghuang.

Tang Shi frowned slightly, then shook his head at the woman and said, "No, that's not right, your name is Qingqing."

Then he stared at the woman and asked again: "What is your name?"

A woman will have professional ethics after taking money. Although she didn't know who Qingqing was, she still obeyed Tang Shi's wishes and smiled: "My name is Qingqing."

A smile that was close to doting appeared on Tang Shi's face. He raised his hand, touched her long hair, and whispered: "Qingqing, Qingqing..."

Then the scene of the charming Gu Qingcheng from the past emerged in his mind. Because he was lazy, the kettle was nearby, but he was pouting and coquettishly asking him to pour water while he was busy. So he continued to pour water next to him. The woman said in a low voice: "Be coquettish to me and ask me to pour water for you."

In their profession, they have always served men, but they have never seen a man request to serve them.

The woman became more and more confused, but she still obeyed Tang Shi's order, pouted at the man, and said in a sweet tone: "I want to drink water."

"No, no..." Tang Shi suddenly shook his head and corrected: "You want to call me Time..."

Time? What a strange name... The woman murmured in her heart, but she continued as before and said it again: "Time, I want to drink water."

Tang Shi, who was originally sitting next to her, when he heard her words, his eyebrows were filled with tenderness. He stood up without any pause, walked to the water dispenser nearby, poured a glass of water, and handed it to That woman.

The woman took a symbolic drink of water and placed the water glass on the table.

There was obviously more than half of the water in the water glass, but the man continued to ask in a low voice: "Do you want to drink more?"

The woman shook her head even more strangely.

Tang Shi smiled warmly at her, stretched out his hand again, picked up a strand of her long hair, played with it on his fingertips for a while, and then suddenly said, "Do you need my help?"