Love Never Ends

Lu Liye led his youngest daughter into the restaurant.    

In the restaurant, light music flowed out and lingered in their ears … The fresh fragrance of the flowers lingered on his nose and breath, making the entire restaurant seem like a dream.    

"Dad, I really like it here …"    

The little guy showed his fondness for the place.    

Lu Liye had ordered a beautiful table for her in the open-air garden.    

He pulled up the chair for her, still like a gentleman, and sat her down.    

little princess sat down, while Lu Liye just sat down.    

When the first dish was served, it was a silver plate covered with a small round silver lid.    

"Dad, what is this dish?"    

The little guy asked Lu Liye excitedly.    

Lu Liye thought about it seriously and then told her, "The name of this dish is' fatherly love '."    

"Father love?"    

The little fellow blinked in puzzlement.    

"Yes!" the love your father gave you! "    

"Is this Dad's love for me?"    

"Yes!" "Let's see if you like it..."    

"Alright!"    

The little guy opened the lid with a face full of anticipation. When he saw the dish inside, he couldn't help but exclaim in surprise with his mouth wide open, "Wa …. It's a ring, Daddy! "    

Right! In the center of the silver plate was a small diamond ring.    

The ring was dazzling under the rays of the sun.    

Through little princess's eyes, Lu Liye could clearly see how much little princess liked this ring.    

"Dad, is this for me?"    

The little guy asked Lu Liye with an innocent yet expectant expression.    

Lu Liye nodded, "Yes!"    

He got up, walked around the table, and stood in front of the little guy.    

Taking the ring from the plate, he suddenly kneeled down in front of the little guy. "Darling, are you willing to give dad the next ten years of your happiness?"    

The little guy's watery eyes drooped slightly in shyness. There were two blobs of red on his cheeks. His little fingers nibbled at his little mouth as he responded to his father in a low voice, "Dad, I'm willing …"    

Then, he obediently stretched out his slender white little finger.    

Lu Liye pulled his daughter's little hand and lovingly kissed the back of her little hand. Then, he reverently put the diamond ring on her white middle finger.    

"So beautiful! Thank you for your gift, I really like it!"    

The little guy spoke elegantly as he gratefully placed a princess' kiss on his father's little stubble.    

Lu Liye looked at the little darling in front of him, and his heart almost melted, "Darling, this is daddy's gift to you. When one day, a good man appears in your world, when his love and giving to you is enough to replace daddy's love for you, you can take Dad's ring off, and then, you can exchange it for the ring he gave you and live happily with him for a lifetime. Just like daddy and mom, love until the end, okay?"    

When Lu Liye said this, his voice clearly became more hoarse.    

"... "Alright!"    

Although the little fellow didn't understand the meaning behind her father's words, she still nodded obediently.    

Moreover, her father's words were deeply engraved in her heart and mind.    

In the future, she would spend a very, very long time trying to figure out what her father had said today … "Daddy, I love you! I love you and Mom.    

"I love you and Mom too! Every day, I love you more and more … "    

Xi Xiao Wu was the famous Xi Yinglian. She was a woman in the prime of her youth and had just reached 18 years of age. She could be said to have just started her first love life.    

He wore a simple white shirt, with loose jeans, a large MCM bag on his back, and a large suitcase in his hand. He was leaning there lazily, like a beautiful windmill, causing the girls who passed by to look back.    

Today was the first day of school at Aristophanes International University.    

As a freshman, Xi Yinglian was naturally full of curiosity about the school.    

She looked around, only to find that all the other female classmates had passionately gone up to help her carry her luggage. She was the only one who was struggling to carry her luggage, not having any intentions of coming over to help at all.