Weilan softly said, "This is my way of handling things."
"But Weilan, I think waiting a bit and cooling down will only make the feelings fade," Lu Hechen said. "Some feelings only grow more misunderstood and distant the longer they are left unattended."
Weilan's heart tightened, a flood of mixed emotions surged forth, she looked at Lu Hechen, feeling that his words sounded very much like a businessman.
She forced a bitter smile, and with emotion, she said, "That's because those feelings can't withstand the test of time. It's better to let go and completely part ways! Anyway, feelings that can fade just by waiting aren't worth regretting."
Lu Hechen: "…Weilan, that's not what I meant."
"Your meaning is already very clear. You think the feelings aren't deep enough, so you're afraid of letting them fade." Weilan said, "Since that's the case, and the feelings aren't deep anyway, you might as well let go."
These words were charged with emotion as Weilan spoke them.
