60. The Last of the Living Fossils (Part 2)
It had been almost two years since Gu Tao last saw Liuliu, and although he wasn't worried about failing to recognize her, he was concerned that she might not recognize him. Their time together was not long, and apart from that one kiss, their emotional connection wasn't as deep as the few days he knew Weiwei. But...
Anyway, he couldn't quite put it into words, but there was this feeling of familiarity.
Arriving at the airport at the pick-up point, Gu Tao saw people coming and going, many bittersweet partings and reunions, scented with the strong aroma of life. He actually didn't mind this atmosphere, as places like train stations and markets were where one could truly sense the essence of humanity. However, he was starting to get rather hungry. If Liuliu didn't show up soon, he was afraid he'd have to settle for an airport meal—a couple of dumplings for dozens of yuan, and that would be a real loss.
