Chapter 1215 - He Didn’t Want to Give Up on This (1/2)

The two of them fell quiet. Chun Yin looked up to the sky that seemed to slowly turn brighter. It was still a bit of time until dawn that it wasn't much anymore. It seemed that soon, he would have to say his goodbyes.

He turned to look at Qiu Ling, smiling faintly. It was a pity he couldn't stay here longer but he was still happy. It had been good to see these two again. In fact, he was ready to leave. It would've been great if he had had this opportunity of saying his farewell back then but being able to see how his child had grown up and to know for sure that his lover had found somebody who he would spend the rest of his life with was also something that he was happy about.

At the very least, he knew that even so many years after his death, these two were doing well. They weren't alone, they hadn't gotten themselves into a bad situation. Despite the circ.u.mstances, things had turned out well. To be able to see this … he really was lucky. It might not change anything for him but he was still happy about it.

He reached out and put his hand on Qiu Ling's shoulder. ”I'm afraid there isn't much time left. Is there anything else that you want to know?”

Qiu Ling looked at him, his expression turning a little difficult. Saying goodbye … he wasn't sure if he was ready yet. He would've liked to spend some more time with his father. If he had known that this would happen, he could have prepared. Maybe then, he would be able to think of something beforehand. He would know exactly what to say at this moment, to ask all the questions he might want his father's answers to. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. He could only try to come up with something now in the short-term so he wouldn't miss this opportunity. If he failed to think of something, he could only regret it later.

He pondered but failed to come up with anything. ”Well … It's not that easy. I guess there are a lot of things I would like your opinion on. But I guess there won't be enough time for it.”

Chun Yin smiled. ”I'm afraid it might have to be one last question.”

Qiu Ling nodded. Furrowing his brows, he finally asked the one question that he felt his father's perspective on would be the most important. ”If … Jing He and I go on to have a child, what is the best advice you can give me?”

Chun Yin gazed at him for a moment and then leaned over, pulling Qiu Ling closer and into a hug. His voice sounded a little choked when he finally spoke out. ”Make sure that you show them just how much you love them. There's nothing more important than that.”

Qiu Ling lowered his head and hugged him back. He understood very well what his father wanted to say. Yes, this really was the most important to know for a child. ”I promise I won't forget.”

Chun Yin nodded and patted his back. Glancing at the horizon where the sky was indeed starting to turn bright, he sighed. ”I guess our time's up.”