Chapter 619: Infinitely Romantic 20

619. Chapter 619 Infinitely Romantic 20

I really don't know what Shangguan Yun is thinking—does he even want to drive them away first?

"We can come again tonight," Shangguan Yun said.

"By the time we climb up here at night, it'll already be daylight—what mood is there left?" I said, feeling discouraged.

"It's even better when it's light; we can watch the sunrise and be romantic—how charming!" Shangguan Yun said, smiling.

Sigh, how am I chatting about these topics with Shangguan Yun here? It's utterly shameless.

"All right, let's not continue this topic." I said, ready to drop it.

If we keep going like this, I'm really afraid I'll lose control and give myself to him.

In such a setting, with such beautiful scenery—birds singing, flowers fragrant, a fresh scent filling the air, green mountains and clear waters—plus Shangguan Yun's deep, affectionate kiss, which girl could possibly hold herself back?

"Hehe, haven't you noticed that couples occasionally saying such sweet nothings is fun, romantic, and happy?" Shangguan Yun said with a smile.

Actually, Shangguan Yun is right—couples occasionally talking about such romance really can enhance their feelings.

"But is this what you call occasional?" I said contemptuously.

"Look, the sun is about to set." Shangguan Yun said, pointing ahead at me.

I looked up and saw the sunset already resting on the mountain peak; the western half of the sky looked like a huge fireball, burning with a sheet of blood-red evening clouds.

It's beautiful, truly beautiful; gazing at such scenery while leaning in the arms of my beloved, happiness is truly indescribable.

"How beautiful, Yun, truly beautiful." I said, pointing ahead.

"Mm, it's really beautiful; I've never seen such a beautiful sunset before." Shangguan Yun also sighed.

"The sunset is endlessly beautiful, but it's near dusk." At that moment I recalled this poem.

Why do beautiful things have to be so fleeting? Such a beautiful sunset will soon set, then twilight comes, and then it gradually darkens...