Midnight.
It was Du Luxuan's first night shift of the week. When the press conference was about to start, they received a notice that there was a piece of news waiting for the release from the Xinhua Agency. Cheng Sheng Daily originally had four deputy editors. One of them was a woman who was 40 years old and pregnant. Naturally, there was no need to count on her. Although the other two were ranked higher than Du Luxuan, they were just arranged by the corporation to retire. As a result, the night shift that was supposed to be done once a month became a shift every other week for Du Luxuan. Every seven days, he had to go through a jet lag. After half a year, his biological clock had been completely messed up. In fact, many professions that looked glamorous on the surface were just like drinking water.
They waited until two o'clock in the morning before finally clearing the edition. The daily newspaper usually had to be published before five o'clock in the morning, so they immediately sealed the sample and sent it to the printing factory. Just as he was about to leave, the director of the important news department suddenly came to his office to have a "heart-to-heart talk" with him. After a few words, he understood that he was trying to find out about the adjustment of the group. At Du Luxuan's level, every word he said could be used as some kind of evidence in court, and it was a few rounds of Tai Chi. When he left the news agency, it was the darkest day before dawn, but he was not sleepy at all. All that was left was an indescribable tiredness.
When they passed by the newspaper stand in front of the neighborhood, the stall owner was already sorting the newspapers. Looking at the time, Du Luxuan thought of a well-known joke with amusement. In their line of work, they really woke up earlier than chickens, went to bed later than dogs, ate worse than pigs, and lived more tiresome than donkeys. However, as long as he chose it, there was nothing to complain about.
Actually, he shouldn't have walked the path of the news. Du Luxuan suddenly remembered what Gu Qiqi had asked the editor-in-chief during the interview. He had no idea what Gu Qiqi wanted to observe up close. But at that moment, he remembered the original reason why he chose this path. It was to get closer to the truth, closer.
Even though he knew later that all facts were relative. However, he could no longer change his choice.
If only time could go back to the past. How he wished he could stay by the lake forever in the twilight. He played the violin while she listened by his side. She held her chubby little face with both hands and suddenly swore childishly,
"Brother Du Luxuan, I want to study hard and graduate quickly!”
"Oh? Why?" He stopped playing and asked patiently with a smile.
"Because! I can marry you after I graduate!”She was innocent and naive, never knowing the taste of sorrow.
Du Luxuan, who was still in his teens at the time, found it funny to see her puffed up cheeks. He patted her head. The child's hair was soft and smooth, and the youth's palm was as gentle as if it had suddenly been injected with water.
"Alright, then you should study hard and grow up quickly.”
Later on, he watched her study hard and fill in the light. He did not even know when his feelings for Zhou Xueling had changed. However, perhaps it was because he was her at first glance, and he was her for the rest of his life.
Even though Zhou Xueling had grown up, and no one had ever mentioned the oath they had made when they were young, he knew that this kind of feeling would never change in his heart. She was the princess in his heart. At first glance, she was her, and she would be her forever.
Gu Qiqi asked him if he had any regrets.
How could there be none?
He quietly buried her childish vow in his heart. The reason why he went abroad to study and worked so hard to compress his five-year master's degree course into four years was that he didn't even have time to go home. It was all because he had not forgotten her, nor did he not care about her. He just wanted to become a real prince with his own strength.
He tried his best to create a prince that belonged only to her as soon as possible. It had nothing to do with her family background. He had the true power that belonged to him and could protect her for the rest of her life.
He thought that he would wait for her to grow up a little.
He wanted to give her the best love she could get when she was at her best age.
He didn't even tell her anything before he left.
This was the thing he regretted the most.
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