The piano piece playing on the record player, called "Wedding in the Dream," is a very famous piece in Tang Country and also one of Liou Qingcheng's favorites.
Its continuous octave melody, played with a fresh and bright main theme, has a unique charm.
Like its name, "Wedding in the Dream" is romantic and dreamy. When you close your eyes and listen, it seems as if you can smell the strawberry of the wedding cake, a sweetness that seeps into your heart.
This piano piece was looped by Lin Tian two or three times in the afternoon, and now he can hum it, though he only hums it lightly in his mind, softly stepping into the bathroom.
Liou Qingcheng's whole body, except for what was exposed above the water, was submerged in the water, filled with fragrant rose petals spread across the surface. The heat rose from the petals, surrounding her in mist, revealing only faintly the well-contoured figure beneath the water.
It was a scene full of beauty, seductive yet filled with artistic aura.
