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Why is Chapter 70 free? (Bonus Chapter)

“…But I already have an appointment with the customer,” Su Ruoyun explained.

Having already promised to return the guqin strings and bracelet to Huo Jingcheng, she naturally didn't want to delay any longer, and Huo Jingcheng finally relented.

Upon hearing this, Ms. Ming gave up the idea, saying, "Since I've already made an appointment with the customer, it's really not easy to change it. I can only wait until tomorrow."

The dress ordered was a cheongsam, which is very demanding in terms of body shape. That's why Ms. Ming wanted to take Su Ruoyun to try it on in advance. If any parts were found to be unsuitable, they could be altered before the birthday banquet.

Su Ruoyun chatted with Ms. Ming for a few more minutes. Before hanging up, Ms. Ming repeatedly reminded her: "You must make time to try on the clothes tomorrow afternoon."

After hanging up the phone, Su Ruoyun looked down and saw that the millet porridge in the bowl had become thin and watery after being stirred for a long time.

She simply pushed the white porcelain bowl away and refused to eat.

Knowing that Huo Jingcheng would be coming to the teahouse today, Su Ruoyun went back to the bedroom before leaving. She sat in front of the dressing table, reached out and opened a drawer. Inside, a delicate jewelry box lay quietly.

She reached out and took it out. With a soft "click," the box opened, revealing the exquisite bracelet on a black velvet cloth inside, its diamonds refracting a delicate sparkle.

At nine o'clock in the morning, Su Ruoyun drove to the "Yichuan Tobacco" teahouse.

She drove the car directly into the courtyard, so without stopping for a moment, she walked briskly towards the backyard, naturally placing her small handbag on the sofa in the lounge.

Before we knew it, it was afternoon.

Before Huo Jingcheng arrived at the teahouse, Su Ruoyun went to the backyard lounge to retrieve the apology gift Huo Jingcheng had left behind last time—a guqin string—and the auction bracelet she had brought that morning.

She carefully put away the guqin strings and bracelet, placing them neatly into a handbag. After securing the two items, and following the appointment time, she had the staff prepare tea, snacks, and tools before stepping into the Guanlan private room.

The afternoon sunlight, like crumpled golden threads, spilled onto the antique wooden carved window frames, their patterns falling onto the tea table in the tatami room, creating an exquisite picture.

Inside the private room, a faint aroma of tea wafted through the air and lingered.

Huo Jingcheng walked leisurely towards the east wing with his hands in his pockets, his steps casual and unrestrained, as if he were being pushed forward by the wind.

He was wearing a black trench coat, the crisp cut of which accentuated his slender figure, broad shoulders and narrow waist. A gust of wind caused the hem of the coat to flutter gently.

Huo Jingcheng was only able to find time to come to the teahouse after he had rushed to finish his work.

As soon as he pushed open the door, he leisurely stepped over the threshold, bypassed the screen that obscured the view of the lake and mountains, and appeared amidst the fragrant aroma of tea.

The first thing that catches the eye is Su Ruoyun sitting quietly on the couch. She lowers her head slightly, her delicate eyebrows and eyes half-hidden by her falling hair. Her face is pretty and delicate, like a hazy ink painting of a beauty from ancient times.

On the tea table in front of her was an exquisite tea grinder. Her hands were long and slender, white as jade. She gently and attentively ground the tea leaves, and the tea dust fell down as the grinding wheel turned.

Huo Jingcheng strolled leisurely to the edge of the platform, leaned back slightly, exuding a casual and relaxed feeling, and then sat down on the tatami, opposite Su Ruoyun.

After quietly watching her skillful tea-making movements for a few minutes, he suddenly asked, "Why don't you charge me?"

　Read it again and again, mua~
　　(End of this chapter)