When His Eyes Opened

Joanna took the ticket and looked it over. The man in the ticket was a well-known musician.

His piano music was frequently played in Joanna’s dessert shop.

“His ticket is hard to grab, isn’t it? I made an appointment online, but I didn’t make an appointment.” Joanna wanted to accept it, but was a little embarrassed.

“It’s okay! Whatever ticket I want, I can get it if I ask my friends.” Layla’s understatement made Joanna feel at ease.

“Layla, thank you! Then I won’t be polite. I like him very much.” Joanna happily accepted the ticket.

Layla poured Joanna a cup of tea: “Joanna, do you like this kind of talented man?”

Joanna took a sip of tea, her cheeks flushed slightly: “His music is very spiritual. Every time I listen to his music, I can forget my troubles. There are many people who like him.”

“Well, I know. I mean, is your ideal type a man of this type?” Layla thought of her brother who has no artistic talent at all, only technology development, this kind of man who has no artistic talent and don’t like women.

of women, Layla didn’t like

hoped her brother

awkwardly: “I don’t know, I haven’t

this question? Have you ever had a boyfriend other than my brother?” Layla

happened at home. I was busy working to earn money, and I didn’t have the energy

able to consider it? Did your parents urge you?”

parents haven’t urged me. And I’m busy with work now, and my parents think I should put my career first.” Joanna was very calm, “Our family was too poor before, but now with the help

just helped you a little bit, and you will always remember her kindness.” Layla thought that Joanna was a very affectionate person, which was very good. “Because of you, your store’s current

is doing well.” Joanna sighed

into our family in the future will never have a war between

she really wanted to bring Joanna and her brother together, the specifics still depended on their

believed in

destined to be together, they would undoubtedly be

didn’t know

finishing the tea, Joanna said, “Layla, I won’t bother you anymore. I’ll come