Jian Yufei and Ruan Tianling sat in front of the desk, slowly flipping through the pages.
Allen told them to leave a message once they finished reading.
Jian Yufei didn't know what to write, so Ruan Tianling said he would handle it.
But they wanted to browse first, as Jian Yufei was very interested in other people's messages.
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Most of the entries in the message book were in English, but there were also other languages.
Chinese was rare.
After flipping casually for a long time, Jian Yufei suddenly saw a page in Chinese.
She could understand it, so she read it more carefully.
Jian Yufei stared at the handwriting, softly reading out: "O unwavering oath! I want to know you, never to be parted for eternity.
Even if mountains erode, rivers run dry, winter has thunder and summer snow, until heaven and earth merge, I will not sever our bond!"
This is one of the most classic love poems from China.
The message was left by a woman, her handwriting was very graceful yet also bold.
