Chapter 2941 (Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-One) Gradually Rises
Tie Hongyan nodded, then took out the fire fold, lowered his head and burned the paper with writing on it, then wrapped the ashes with another piece of paper and put it into the bag.
Wu Xunsheng said: "I will practice with you now."
After Tie Hongyan nodded, the two started practicing.
This time she only practiced it completely once before taking the initiative to stop and rest because she knew Wu Xunsheng was practicing with her and she was worried that she would tire him out.
After practicing once, the previous emotions of the two people had subsided a lot. At this moment, although Tie Hongyan was still not happy, it was just because he was thinking about the progress of the practice.
The wind started to pick up gradually, and the wind was already suitable for playing with paper kites.
Wu Xunsheng originally wanted to tell her to rest for a while before practicing again, but when she stopped on her own, he felt relieved. Although he noticed that her expression looked normal, he still felt that her mood was not completely improved. She smiled and said, "You didn't practice continuously this time."
Tie Hongyan took out the paper, wrote some words, and told him that she had just said that she was sensible and would definitely not let her body be hurt again, and her words and deeds were consistent. She did not tell Wu Xunsheng that she only practiced once and then stopped because she was worried that Wu Xunsheng would be tired.
Wu Xunsheng looked at what she wrote on the paper and thought: She just practiced three times in a row before taking a break and it was fine. Why did she just practice once and then stop this time? Is it just because she paid more attention to protecting her physical condition after listening to my words, or is it because she only practiced once and felt she had to rest? If she only practiced once before feeling the need to rest, could it be because her physical condition was not as good as before?
Wu Xunsheng became worried about her again and asked, "Are you tired?"
Tie Hongyan told him through writing that she felt almost the same as before.
Wu Xunsheng felt more relieved and asked: "You didn't continue practicing this time, is it because you listened to my words and paid more attention to protecting your physical condition?" Tie Hongyan did not nod directly, just smiled, and then She wrote some more words on the paper, intending to tell him that she would listen carefully to what he said.
She just wrote this without admitting or denying it, and would not tell him anyway. She stopped because she was worried that he would be tired.
Then she burned the paper with the writing on it, wrapped the ashes and put them in a bag.
After Wu Xunsheng read what she wrote, he looked at her with a smile and said, "This kind of wind is very suitable for flying paper kites. I don't know how long it will last. I want to play with paper kites now, can we play together?"
Although her expression still looked normal, Wu Xunsheng could still feel that he was not in a good mood. He said he wanted to play with the kite, but actually it was just because he felt that she seemed to need some activities that could make her mood better at the moment.
Tie Hongyan heard him say that he wanted to play and nodded immediately.
The two of them took out the things they needed to make paper kites, and each made paper kites at the same time, quickly making two paper kites.
Tie Hongyan thought of the day when the two of them played with paper kites together for the first time when they were children. The two stood on the path in the field, preparing to send the paper kite to the sky. He asked her to hold the paper kite and said to her: "After a while I say 'let it fly', just let go of the paper kite, okay?" Later that day, after the two of them made the second paper kite, she took it and made it. Zhiyuan said to him: "You hold it, and if I say 'let it fly' you let it go."
(End of chapter)