Rebirth in 1986: Unforgettable Regrets
Chapter 289: A World for Two (Fifth Update)

Chapter 289: Chapter 289: A World for Two (Fifth Update)

"Xiao Yue," Mo Siyu passed her a tissue, silently staying by her side, occasionally offering her water and snacks, and updating her on their journey’s progress.

Gradually, Tang Yue’s mood stabilized.

Although Mo Siyu appeared cold, he tried his best to cheer her up by telling her funny jokes or talking about scenic views he had seen.

Tang Yue became increasingly attracted to him. Sitting side by side on the train, the scenery outside was exceptionally beautiful. It was their first outing alone since their engagement, without Tang Jun, Zhang Qiang, and Wei Jiajie being the third wheels, just the two of them.

In the past, Mo Siyu found train journeys boring, filled with unpleasant odors and noisy crowds—some playing cards, some snoring in their sleep, and others uncivilly removing their shoes, creating a mix of strange smells in the carriage.

Now, with Tang Yue by his side, he found the scenery along the way breathtakingly beautiful, sights he had never experienced before.

"Xiao Yue, Sea City is close to the ocean, shall we go to see the sea?" suggested Mo Siyu. He still had about ten days left of his vacation; excluding travel time, he could at least stay in Sea City for four to five days.

He had been to Sea City before, a very beautiful city, especially the azure sea that, once seen, made one feel inconsequential and left them in awe of nature’s beauty.

The sunrise over the sea is entirely different from watching it in the mountains.

"The sunrise over the sea differs greatly from what we saw in Xiushui Town. Compared to there, the sunrise is even more spectacular with the sea’s reflection making the sun’s glow even more resplendent and beautiful. It’s a sight that one could never forget," Mo Siyu described, sharing the profound impact witnessing the sunrise in Sea City had on him, the most beautiful memory he had of the place.

With ample vacation time, Mo Siyu naturally wanted to bring Tang Yue to Sea City to see the sunrise and, by the way, to visit Mo Xiaoyu.

"Just listening to you makes it sound so beautiful," Tang Yue said longingly. In the past, she had always been too busy to finish all her work. Even when she later had the means, Wu Xinming didn’t like to go out, and she didn’t want to go alone, so although she had heard about the sunrise over the sea, she had never seen it.

"You’ll definitely love it," Mo Siyu said, smiling indulgently, and continued to tell Tang Yue about fun places in Sea City, especially where to find delicious food. He shared everything he knew, making Tang Yue’s mouth water.

Throughout the journey, Mo Siyu took meticulous care of Tang Yue. He looked after everything, and all she had to do was enjoy the scenery. When they got off the train and faced the crowd, Mo Siyu’s tall figure shielded Tang Yue, sparing her from feeling the slightest bit of congestion.

The temperature in Sea City was not much different from that in Jiang City, but it was more prosperous, with high-rise buildings dotting the skyline, a stark contrast to Wangjiang County.

"Is Mo Xiaoyu easy to get along with?" Tang Yue asked somewhat nervously. The Mo Family generally liked her, but she was unsure about Mo Xiaoyu, whom she had not met before.

"You’ll like her once you meet," said Mo Siyu. "Xiao Rui has always been mischievous, but Xiaoyu has always been gentle and talented, with excellent academic performance. You two will certainly have many common topics."

"Has she not been home for a long time?" Tang Yue inquired further.

Tang Yue felt that both Mo Xiaorui and Mo Weidong were okay, so hearing Mo Siyu talk like this made her guess that Mo Xiaoyu shouldn’t be too different.

"It seems she hasn’t come home this year," Mo Siyu said uncertainly. "Xiao Yue, it’s very late today, let’s just find a motel to stay for now, and we’ll look for Xiaoyu tomorrow."

"Okay." Tang Yue nodded and didn’t refuse; they arrived at a hotel that looked quite beautiful.

Mo Siyu was communicating with the front desk staff, and when the staff mentioned there was only one room left, Mo Siyu handed over the paperwork he had already prepared in advance. As soon as they got engaged, he prepared an introduction letter. Mo Siyu had already thought about staying in hotels during their trip, fearing that in case of a shortage of rooms, they would still be accommodated.

Arriving at their room, they found two beds neatly made, although by comparison to the luxury of future generations, the current hotels looked somewhat modest.

After the service personnel left, Mo Siyu said, "Xiao Yue, although there are many hotels in Sea City, this one is very nice. Besides, we are fiancés, so sharing one room is not a problem. Look, there are two beds."

Mo Siyu, with his tall figure, came closer to her, lowered his head, and said while gazing at her blushing cheeks: "Is Xiao Yue thinking about something she shouldn’t be?"

"I’m not." Tang Yue replied with flushed cheeks, "It’s clearly you who are having wild thoughts. I haven’t thought about anything inappropriate, not even a bit."

Tang Yue glanced at him and turned around to tidy up the bedding in the room, pulling on it and saying, "Who knows if this comforter is clean or not."

She changed the topic, "It looks white, but can we sleep on it?"

She didn’t like staying in hotels precisely because she didn’t know how many people had slept in that bed.

"Then let’s change it." Mo Siyu took out a set of sheets he had prepared earlier from his large suitcase.

Tang Yue couldn’t help but open her eyes wide.

Mo Siyu then took out a sunflower-patterned duvet cover and said: "Look, this is what you bought last time you visited my dormitory. I bought another set later, but the pattern is a bit different."

"I like it." Tang Yue looked at the sheets cheerfully, immediately making the bed with them, and the originally white bedsheet instantly turned into the color of sunflowers.

For dinner, Mo Siyu took Tang Yue around the hotel to a vibrant night market, where there were lots of people coming and going. Tang Yue found everything novel, as she hadn’t seen such a bustling scene at night for a long time since her rebirth.

Sea City is by the sea, so naturally, seafood was in abundance. It was then that Mo Siyu discovered that Tang Yue’s favorite dishes included not only tiny mudfish but also shrimp.

Whether it’s lobster or shrimp, they were all Tang Yue’s favorites.

Tang Yue’s fingers were slender, peeling shrimp at a fast pace. As she ate the shrimp, the satisfied smile on Tang Yue’s face made Mo Siyu regret not taking Xiao Yue there earlier.

Mo Siyu ordered another two pounds of spicy crayfish, sitting aside and peeling shrimp for Tang Yue, who was eating to her heart’s content, her lips glistening with oil.

"I can’t eat anymore. My stomach is going to burst," said Tang Yue, touching her round belly. She already had two bowls during dinner, and now she ate so many shrimp, feeling very full; she, who usually ate until she was seventy percent full, estimated that today she was a hundred percent satiated.