I'm so embarrassed to say that I've never seen the ocean, despite growing up.
But in front of Mu Tianye, Ning Xiaofei didn't want to hide it.
When she was in school, her aunt was very stingy with her allowance, so she had to work during the holidays to afford things she needed, like a computer. Where would she find the time or money to travel?
At the other end of the table, Mu Tianye swallowed a piece of fish that was a bit tough because it had been charred.
"Bahamas Bay Island."
Bahamas Bay Island?
Ning Xiaofei raised her eyebrows in confusion.
Mu Tianye tore off a piece of fish with his chopsticks and explained, "We'll go there for our belated honeymoon."
The man's tone was as casual as discussing tomorrow's breakfast, neither an exaggerated sweet promise nor a whimsical spur-of-the-moment idea. It was a calm declaration, as if taking her there was a given if she liked it.
Ning Xiaofei felt a bit embarrassed, "I was just saying."
