Chapter 190: Going Out to Sea to Fish
"Are we on an island right now?" Ah Da stood at the end of the asphalt road, where just one more step would lead to the beach.
Qin Yu explained, "Malaysia is an archipelago, a renowned tourist destination. The peak seasons are every summer and autumn. There are a total of three hundred and eighty-one islands, and the one we’re on is called Vilf; I bought it two years ago specifically as a vacation spot."
"Do you mean to say that this island will be yours in the future, and just the two of us will live here?" Ah Da asked, surprised.
"Yes, but also no. Apart from us, there are some maids, bodyguards, and chefs in the villa to ensure food and accommodations."
Qin Yu took her hand and they strolled along the beach; the sea breeze, laden with moisture, brushed against their faces, lifting their clothes and hair.
Ah Da gave an "Oh," worried that the sea wind would blow away her hat, so she could only lift her hand to hold it down.
Qin Yu stopped. He bent down to fasten the straps on either side of the hat, his slender fingers occasionally touching her chin. Ah Da suddenly remembered it was these same fingers that had sorely stirred her tongue.
After the straps were fastened, Ah Da looked up at Qin Yu. The sunlight shone on him as though enveloping him in a glow, casting a shadow from his nose on his fair skin, making him look even more handsome.
Previously, she had always thought his demeanor was somber and weighty, like an ancient, strictly disciplined emperor, always emanating an aura of authority. Now, with him in a black shirt standing against the sea, Ah Da realized he also had the exuberance and freedom of a young man.
This made him seem even better-looking.