Driving that old car, breaking through the shackles of the night, I finally arrived at the city moat. It was the same familiar section of the river, but I was alone.

It didn't matter, I had long been accustomed to the solitude here. It wasn't so lonely, at least I had my cigarettes, the bare trees, and the occasional gusts of cold wind.

I pulled out a pack of cigarettes from my pocket, put one in my mouth, and repeatedly searched my pockets, only to realize: I had left my lighter on the table at the bar.@@novelbin@@

I was a bit annoyed, but it wasn't worth the trouble to drive into the city from the suburbs just to buy a lighter.

But without the company of a cigarette, I was poisoned by loneliness. At this moment, I thought of Jian Wei. If she were here, she would definitely light my cigarette with her blue lighter.

But that was just an if. She was probably not in Suzhou at the moment, otherwise, why wasn't she at the lunch Yan Yan invited me to today?

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