Film and Television Variety Show: The Jade Girl's Love Affair

"Why don't you play a few pieces for the elderly this Chinese New Year? They might really like them."

Han Shangyan felt a pang in his heart. The piece of music his grandfather liked was rather old, but it was indeed something he could prepare.

And his stepmother, perhaps he could play a few gentle tunes.

"I'm actually a little curious. You can play many instruments, so why did you choose the violin in the end?"

She's been asked this question many times before.

Tang Yu gave a rather official answer because she preferred it.

However, Han Shangyan is an honest person, so Tang Yu's answer was not perfunctory.

"Because in England, where Holmes liked the violin, I only wanted to learn the violin."

When Tang Yu finished speaking, her expression became inexplicably gentle, and her eyes seemed to hold a pool of moonlight, bright and alluring as they moved.

The girl's lips curved slightly upward, like a flower blooming in spring, bringing warmth to those who saw it.

Han Shangyan suddenly felt a pang of bitterness; the spring tide that had thawed the frozen ground was not because of him.

His Adam's apple bobbed involuntarily as he spoke in a slightly hoarse voice.

"That reason is quite romantic."

Upon hearing this, Tang Yu's gaze softened even more.

"When I say this, outsiders don't usually believe me."

"But I know you're not lying to me."

After saying this, Han Shangyan slowly stepped forward and extended an invitation.

"Dear lady, may I invite you to dance?"

Tang Yu glanced at the other person's trench coat with disdain.

"You should wear a suit at times like this. Maybe next time."

Han Shangyan was not disappointed by the rejection, because Tang Yu said that next time it wouldn't be a polite refusal, but a genuine change of time.

"Can I invite you to watch the sunrise then? Winter is coming soon, and I suddenly want to see the sunrise."

"Let's set a time after I finish my schoolwork in the next few days."

A week later, Han Shangyan invited the person out for a drive and to watch the sunrise at the beach in the morning.

He doesn't know much about dating, but he can learn.

I ask for advice online on how to please girls, and in real life, I ask my friends for advice on how to pursue girls.

There are no guys in this world with low emotional intelligence who don't know how to please others; it just depends on whether they're willing to learn.

Throughout the winter, Tang Yu reduced her time working outside the home, mainly taking on jobs in the Southern Hemisphere because it was warmer there.

Han Shangyan often makes hot soup in winter, and Tang Yu actually quite likes drinking hot soup in winter, so she is becoming more and more satisfied with Han Shangyan's cooking skills.

During the Spring Festival, Han Shangyan took leave to go back and visit his relatives. He originally wanted to invite Tang Yu, but it was really inappropriate due to their different statuses.

The two have become increasingly familiar with each other over the past few months.

Han Shangyan was full of confidence, feeling that he could confess his feelings soon.

He felt that the two of them had a tacit understanding, and that getting to know each other gradually was a comfortable way for them to get along.

During the Spring Festival that year, Grandpa Han felt that his grandson's temper had become much gentler, and he even performed playing the piano and singing for him.

Han Jiajia, the stepmother, also felt that her son had grown up.

That evening, she arrived at Han Shangyan's room with a smile.

"I've been there, and you're acting like this because you definitely have a girl you like, right?"

Han Shangyan refused to answer; he preferred to express his embarrassment with a cold face.

Han Jiajia burst out laughing.

"Son, you need to work harder, change your bad temper, and be gentler with girls."

He's always been quite gentle, and Han Shangyan couldn't help but smile as he looked down.

Maybe I can confess my feelings after the Spring Festival.

However, after returning to school after the Spring Festival, Han Shangyan discovered that Tang Yu was still in Australia, seemingly preparing to settle there.

Because of the time difference between the two sides, they couldn't find a time to play games together, which made Han Shangyan start to get a little irritable.

It was as if the two of them had suddenly become estranged.

Tang Yu did not return to China until a month later.

After seeing the news that Tang Yu had returned to China, Han Shangyan bought several dishes that day, planning to have a good meal and chat with her that evening.

After seeing the message, Tang Yu replied with a single sentence.

"I can't go tonight. I'm going to my boyfriend's house after I get back to London. He invited me to his house, and I've already said yes."

Han Shangyan broke down!

Weren't he and Ayu always dating and getting close to each other? Why is he getting a new boyfriend now?!

The irritable Han Shangyan ate several candies, picked up his phone, put it down, and picked it up again. Several times he wanted to call and ask why.

But he held back and held back until finally sending Tang Yu a message.

"What do you want to eat tomorrow night? I'll go buy the groceries."

After Tang Yu ordered a hot pot with two broths, Han Shangyan turned around, turned on his computer, logged into the game, and started crushing his enemies.

If you can't get angry at the girl you like, then you can only vent your anger in games.

Chapter 8 Han Shangyan 8

The two did not meet for dinner the next day. Han Shangyan made an excuse that he was busy with his studies, afraid that he would not be able to control his temper.

The other person didn't cheat on him or play with his feelings; it was just a normal relationship. He had no right to interfere, so he could only silently sulk.

After a two-week period of emotional adjustment, Han Shangyan finally started asking Tang Yu to play together in the game again.

In the past two weeks, he had seen that man having dinner with Tang Yu, and this time he was a genuine Chinese man.

This man is somewhat famous; he comes from a wealthy family in Hong Kong and is currently studying in London.

He's good-looking, comes from a good family, and has a gentlemanly and considerate personality; there's no way for him to find a reason to speak ill of him.

Han Shangyan felt a rare sense of crisis.

Having known Tang Yu for so long, he knew exactly what kind of people Tang Yu could get along with for longer.

If you're dating someone from abroad, it usually ends after a few months because your values ​​don't align.

Once the hormones of youth fade, they no longer pursue a passionate life, and a relationship usually comes to an end.

But this Hong Kong man is different. He received a Chinese education, yet possesses the gentlemanly gentleness of Western values.

This kind of person won't act like a reckless teenager, impulsive and reckless when in love, or have a huge argument when angry.

Therefore, Han Shangyan's emotions became increasingly suppressed.

Every day, he either stomps noobs in games or vents his frustrations by playing the drums in his room.

While playing the game with Tang Yu that day, he couldn't help but ask.

"Are you leaving London again?"

"This time it's a domestic project. Actually, I haven't been back to China for several years. I'm going back to perform and travel around to relax."

Tang Yu will graduate in six months.

She also wants to go back to China to visit several major cities and consider where she will eventually settle down.

"What about your boyfriend? Is he coming back to China with you?"

"He'll probably go have some fun for a while, but he won't be with me every day. He has his own work and life too."

Tang Yu spoke calmly, but Han Shangyan was suppressing his pain.

He really wanted to rush upstairs and confront the other person, asking what was so great about that man.

But in the end, he rationally told himself that the other person was indeed not bad.

As the weather gradually warmed up, Tang Yu spent more than two months in China, experiencing the feeling of spring in full bloom.

In April, she returned to London.

Graduation is just around the corner, so I still need to prepare.

In a good mood, Tang Yu changed her hairstyle and dyed her hair pink.

Walking down the street, Tang Yu felt that she was the most beautiful sight to behold.

When Tang Yu encountered Han Shangyan in the neighborhood, she greeted him cheerfully and then skipped and hopped over to him.

"Did you almost not recognize me just now?"

Han Shangyan blushed.

"You seem much more lively and adorable now; I thought it wasn't you."

"Does it look good?" Tang Yu asked, quite pleased with her new look.

Han Shangyan felt that the person in front of him had turned into an adorable and proud pink cat, and he inexplicably wanted to reach out and touch it.

"You're so pretty and cute, you've completely lost your classical charm."

Tang Yu immediately burst into a happy smile.

"I stayed in China for more than two months, which made me very happy. Then I came across a salon that had really good hair dyeing results, so I got a hairstyle that I liked."

Having lived in the UK for so many years, perhaps due to differences in aesthetics, Tang Yu has never met a Tony-style hairstylist she likes.

So she doesn't do much with her hair.

Han Shangyan clenched his fist, lowered his eyes, and smiled.