An Chuyu was bewildered for a long time before she thought to ask him, "When you say you know me, do you mean you've heard my name, or that you've seen me?"
Xi Zheng drank his lukewarm water sip by sip and answered simply, "The latter."
So he had seen her. An Chuyu tried hard to recall but had no impression of him at all, and couldn't help but ask curiously, "Have we met? When?"
Xi Zheng huffed lightly, knowing it would be this way.
An Chuyu: "Why aren't you speaking?"
"Better left unsaid," Xi Zheng took a sip to moisten his lips, leaned back against the wooden cabinet, his gaze sweeping over her brows and eyes, a teasing smile in his voice, "Even if I told you, you wouldn't remember."
Just as An Chuyu was about to retort that her memory wasn't that bad, she heard him say carelessly, "How could I expect someone who couldn't even remember my face in Paris to remember something from even longer ago?"