After the impromptu concert, our group headed to the restaurant. Initially, it was just us, not particularly lively. But then Little Wu, who had just finished his gig at the bar, brought his band members to the restaurant. With the addition of these boisterous fellows, it was inevitable that I got drunk.@@novelbin@@

But I wasn't afraid of the aftermath of getting drunk, because it had been a long time since I had such a wild night. And our group would never gather like this again to hold such an impromptu concert.

After all, Robben and Le Yao were going back to Beijing, and Wei Ran, who I found annoying, was returning to the United States. But his musical skills were quite good, and without him, it wouldn't have been a complete concert.

So, I began to miss this night more and more, even though it hadn't reached its end yet.

After dinner, I staggered through the crowd towards the exit of the restaurant. My head was spinning, but I was instinctively longing for that city in the sky. I didn't want to move anymore, just urging everyone to leave.

Yan Yan asked me worriedly, "Zhao Yang, are you blackout drunk? Can you get home safely?"

Before I could answer, Le Yao took over, "I'll take him home."

"See, someone's taking me home. You all should go..." I said, sitting on the curb of the walkway. I lit another cigarette, wishing I could be alone, because I didn't want to share that city that belonged only to me.

But I didn't realize that this unreasonable pettiness was due to my drunken state. After all, my frail body couldn't contain this city. Only by sharing it could it radiate its world-saving brilliance!

The night was deep, and everyone said their goodbyes, leaving only Le Yao by my side.

I said to her, "You should go too. I'll sit for a while and then go home."

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