Blake's Blind Faith and Ethan's Unyielding Spirit Chapter 55

It was already late when Blake Harrison came out of Qingfeng Teahouse. He went out at noon and it was already dusk. Blake Harrison chose a restaurant not far away to eat. As usual, it was the Yage that was specially reserved for him. The layout was gorgeous and the lights were bright. Because it was the Lantern Festival, there were lanterns hung everywhere. All kinds of delicacies were served, but Blake Harrison didn't like to eat at all. He just tasted a few bites with lack of interest. Ethan Bennett didn't have any excessive requirements for food. He felt that the abalone, shark's fin, and bird's nest were a waste. In addition, he was worried, so he didn't eat much.

Coming out of the restaurant and turning back across the Taiping Bridge is the bustling Lantern Festival. At this moment, the place is already bustling with people and tourists, with rows of warm yellow lanterns hanging overhead. In addition to various lantern decorations, the streets are full of stalls and hawkers selling food, pastries, rouge and powder, head ornaments, and the four treasures of the study. There are also lantern riddles, lantern making, and acrobatics... There are no taboos and it is very lively. Although it is late at night, the bright lights are just like dusk and the laughter is like boiling water. On the night of the Lantern Festival, men and women make appointments with each other in this warm and hazy night.

Even Ethan Bennett, who disliked crowds, felt quite touched by this scene. He felt as if he was infected by the laughter of the tourists. The gloom in his heart temporarily subsided and he stood at the intersection, staring blankly for a long time.

Blake Harrison could not see this scene. His eyesight had just recovered a little, but he could only sense a blur of light and shadow. The noise in the market made his ears hurt.

Yongming and Yongxing followed behind them, deliberately keeping a distance. Ethan Bennett also felt that Blake Harrison had stopped moving forward, and then he remembered that he could not empathize with him, so he pulled him and said, "Do you think it's noisy? There are too many people here, why don't we go back."