What does Song Chi mean by that?
He asked her if she didn't want to see him.
Isn't it him who didn't want to see her?
At this moment, Zhou Yun felt conflicted, lost, and a little annoyed.
Of course, she had no right to be annoyed.
In front of Song Chi, she was the one who naturally felt guilty. She didn't want to admit it, but she had to.
Zhou Benyuan started telling some joke, and everyone burst into laughter. The laughter sounded like that of genuine friends gathered together—a sound Zhou Yun had not heard in the entertainment industry for a long time.
Real laughter pierces through all performances and disguises, sharp yet unconcerned, abandoning all reservations, like a waterfall cascading down three thousand feet, like a crane soaring through the clear sky.
Zhou Yun blankly watched their laughing faces, feeling as if she was separated from them by a glass wall—they were them, and she was her.
Amidst everyone's laughter, Song Chi turned his head back and looked at her.
