The night outside the window gradually quieted down, and there were hardly any customers left in the tea restaurant. The staff announced through the speakers, accompanied by Eason Chan's "Premonition", that the shop would be closing in a quarter of an hour. After repeating the announcement twice, a row of lights in the hall was turned off, leaving only the lights at the table where Mi Cai and I were sitting.

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We didn't reach a consensus that night, but we had to leave. I stood up and said to Mi Cai, "We should go."

Mi Cai nodded and stood up with me. Her mood seemed a bit low, but I couldn't tell whether her sadness was due to worries about her future at Zhuomei, or because I was unwilling to return to Suzhou to join Zhuomei.

I booked a hotel nearby for Mi Cai. When she got her room card, it was time for us to part ways.

I said to Mi Cai, "If you're not leaving tomorrow, you're welcome to visit my home."

"I'm not leaving. I won't leave for the next two days."

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