Xue Chuqing.
The branches outside the window were covered with white ice crystals, but thanks to the indoor temperature control system, Tu Shenyi didn't feel a trace of cold; instead, there was a sense of appreciating the beauty.
He slightly opened the curtain, but then heard Karen's lazy voice, "Don't, it's too glaring."
Tu Shenyi turned and glanced back; a strand of sunlight was projecting onto the carpet at the foot of the bed, casting a line straight to the door, while Karen was curled up under the quilt like a cat.
"Forgot."
Tu Shenyi gave a sorry smile, drew the curtains closed again, and the room turned dim. He switched on the lamp, slipped under the quilt, hugged Karen's icy body, kissed her forehead, and asked, "Do you really have to sleep during the day?"
"Staying up during the day isn't good for the body." Karen yawned, hooking Tu Shenyi's neck to make herself more comfortable.
