Mu Xiaojiu walked over, sat down at the edge of the tent, and pulled Baili Xia into his arms.
The blanket lifted, covering both of them.
Now, their bodies were even closer.
He scooped up a bag of snacks that was beside them, tore open the package, and handed it to her.
Still, there was hardly any interaction; just an awareness of what each other was doing, Baili Xia didn't know what to say.
She took the snack bag and began to eat, bite by bite.
The two of them quietly watched the sky, waiting for the moment the meteor shower would arrive.
But it was just past nine, more than two hours away from the meteor shower.
Was it too boring to sit in silence, doing nothing for over two hours?
Doing... Baili Xia's cheeks reddened slightly, and she hurriedly shoved a big chip into her mouth, biting down hard.
That wasn't what she meant; it was just that hugging each other in silence felt really weird.
