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nThe Zombie King’s Heartthrob Girlfriend (20)

nEmpty streets.

nThe large city became a cold steel ruin.

nA wandering zombie, seeing Song Yunhuan approach, promptly ran away.

nThey lacked consciousness, and only survival instincts were left.

nEvery time Song Yunhuan went out, their instincts screamed at them. This was a terrible, powerful force, like an emperor.

nHe could easily destroy them.

nThe cold wind blew a newspaper directly onto Bai Weiwei’s face.

nBai Weiwei pulled the paper down with a look of innocence.

nWhy would she want to wander the streets with this guy Song Yunhuan.

nHow was this a date?

nRomantic surprise? None.

nHorror, pessimism, despair? Quite a lot.

nHalfway through Song Yunhuan stopped and looked at her.

n“You don’t like taking a walk with me?”

nBai Weiwei’s face was expressionless. “I love it.”

nSong Yunhuan: “…”

nHe thought about it for a while and asked, “What do you need to do on a date?”

nBai Weiwei: “Watch a movie.”

nSong Yunhuan: There’s no power, but I can fix it. It’ll take a couple of days.”

nBai Weiwei: “Coffee.”

nSong Yunhuan: “All the waitresses in the coffee shops are zombies.”

nBai Weiwei: “Go shopping.”

nSong Yunhuan: “I thought we were shopping?”

nBai Weiwei: “I have nothing to say to you.”

nAfter a moment of thinking, Song Yunhuan turned and left. “I’ll think of a place where we can go on a date.”

nHe just said this when Bai Weiwei grabbed his hand.

nBai Weiwei looked up at him seriously. “Song Yunhuan, you don’t know that you’re supposed to hold hands on a date?”

nSong Yunhuan: Don’t know.

nBut he didn’t throw off her hand. After all, he promised to go out with her in exchange for an experiment.

nDoing something that must be done in a relationship was also part of his promise.

nSong Yunhuan was very calm as he was thinking.

nIn the amusement park.

nBai Weiwei expressionlessly looked at Song Yunhuan.

nThey sat on a wooden horse that wasn’t moving, big eyes staring at small eyes.

nIn fact, Song Yunhuan thought that dating was like a job, and it was always good to be able to finish it quickly.

nBut if this date was sloppy and negligent, he would let down Bai Weiwei who had gone through that pain worse than dying.

nHe thought about it before he told Bai Weiwei: “You wait for me.”

nHe finished talking and left.

nBai Weiwe sighed. “This plane is simply a hell mission.”

nShe was very emotional. She was going to die, and she was going to suffer so much.

nThe system answered sincerely1: “A person’s love, of course it’s hard.”

nBai Weiwei: “…”

nSuddenly a hiss came from somewhere.

nAnd then all sorts of things were ringing.

nThe lights of the amusement park came on one by one.

nSoon after, the rocking horse began to spin.

nThe wheels were starting.

nThe entire, unpopulated amusement park was actually working.

nAfter Song Yunhuan started up the park’s reserve power, he came back to see Bai Weiwei’s side, sitting on a slow-moving wooden horse.

nShe looked up at the sky, the light giving her an unreal glow.

nThis beauty was ethereal.

nSong Yunhuan stopped for a moment, the red light in his eyes getting stronger. Of course, the fluctuations soon disappeared.

nHe walked forward as though nothing happened.

nThen Bai Weiwei turned to face him and called out, “Song Yunhuan.”

nShe seemed to like calling his name.

nBai Weiwei jumped off the rocking horse, her skirt flying up.

nShe ran in front of him and grabbed his hand.

nSong Yunhuan couldn’t understand her overreaction. She was this happy just because the park opened?

nBai Weiwei said cheerfully, “How did you know? I love amusement parks.”

nHe didn’t know.

n1: 語重心長: lit. meaningful and heartfelt words; idiom for sincere and earnest wishes.

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