She discussed with Kiyomi Liuli about continuing their indulgence in the hot springs the next day and also ordered dinner. The four of them had a wonderful meal again before they all sat together on the wooden corridor to enjoy the cool mountain breeze—by nightfall, the direction of the wind had changed, now blowing from the land towards the ocean, brimming with the aroma of plants and trees.
With a hot cup of tea in her hands, Kiyomi Liuli took a slight sip as she enjoyed the cool mountain wind and hummed to herself contentedly. She thought staying at the inn was rather delightful; no housework to do, no studying to worry about, waited on hand and foot—it was so relaxing to just watch the children, she wouldn't mind living like this for the rest of her life.
