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A date with sweet-roasted chestnuts under the streetlights on a winter night
Even before the snow covers the branches, the warm feelings hidden beneath the streetlights on a winter night are already there. At the old alley entrance at seven o’clock, he was wearing a dark coat and holding a steaming paper bag in his hand. Seeing you arrive, he quickly placed the paper bag in your
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The autumn park leaf gathering event
You don’t have to wait until the maple leaves turn red. The park in early autumn already holds just the right amount of warmth. At 10 o’clock in the morning under the sycamore tree, he was carrying a woven picnic basket in his hand. Seeing you arrive, he took out a light beige knitted cap
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The cozy get-together in the bookstore on a rainy day
Don’t worry about the rain soaking your clothes. The bookstore on a rainy day holds the most comforting warmth. At three o’clock in the afternoon, under the bookstore awning, he was holding a checkered umbrella and holding a folded knitted sweater in his hand. Seeing you coming, he quickly tilted the umbrella towards you: “I
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The morning breeze by the seaside and the sweet rendezvous
There’s no need to wait until the sun has risen high in the sky. The seaside in the early morning is the perfect place to hide a calm and contented heart. At six o’clock, at the entrance of the beach, he was carrying a backpack on his back and holding a thermos in his hand.
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A coffee date beside the黄昏 bookstore
There’s no need to plan the route in advance. At dusk, we part at a small café beside the bookstore, and there lies just the right level of comfort. At the glass door at 5:30, he was holding a short story collection with a yellowed cover. Seeing you approaching, he naturally took your canvas bag:
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The bread aroma rendezvous at the street corner in the afternoon
There’s no need to rush to the next destination. The aroma of wheat wafting from the corner bakery is enough to keep the entire afternoon filled with tenderness. At around 2:30 under the sycamore tree, he was holding a paper bag in his hand. Seeing you arrive, he took out the freshly baked croissants from
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The leisurely evening market for second-hand items
There’s no need to rush to the bustling market. The old items market in the evening holds the gentle essence of time. Meeting at the alley at six o’clock, he was holding an old canvas bag in his hand. Seeing you arrive, he took out a polished enamel cup from the bag: “You said you
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A Fireworks Date at the Weekend Morning Market
No need to dress up elaborately. Set your alarm an hour earlier. The weekend’s early market holds the most vivid excitement. Meet at the entrance of the vegetable market at seven. He’s carrying a canvas bag and holding two steaming hot meat buns in his hand. When he sees you running over, he quickly hands
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A gentle date in the evening breeze of summer
There’s no need to wait until late at night. As soon as the evening breeze cools down a bit, it’s perfect to go out for a stroll with someone you like. You meet at the entrance of the sugar water shop at 7:30. He holds two cups of mung bean ice in his hands. When
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A short date in the warm light of a winter night
There’s no need to wait for the snow to come; the warm light of the winter night is enough to hide one’s feelings. At around seven o’clock in the old alley, he was wrapped in a grey scarf, holding a cup of hot cocoa in his hand. Seeing you approaching, he placed the cup in