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“Lu Kai…” Gu Cheng took the water, hesitating for a moment before saying, “He was actually Jiang Yufei’s boyfriend during university.”
“Ah?” Park Chi immediately jumped up from the sofa. “But no one mentioned they were in a relationship when we investigated the travel agency!” The girl beside him, however, remained seated, as if she had expected this.
“They broke up in their junior year due to personality clashes. That’s why many people don’t know about their past. It’s clear that even after their breakup, Lu Kai still loved Jiang Yufei; otherwise, he wouldn’t have gone to such lengths to work at the same company as her and later move here. Jiang Yufei is very cold towards others, but I think privately she still has some special feelings for Lu Kai; after all, he was her first love.” Gu Cheng raised his glass, his hands trembling slightly. “You must have investigated and found out that Lu Kai never gave up on Jiang Yufei. He often clung to her and even sent gifts to my family. On the second day after Jiang Yufei and I got married, he had someone deliver a pot of flowers. When Jiang Yufei saw that gift, her expression changed immediately. It was that day I learned about their previous relationship from her.”
“The flowers Lu Kai sent that day were pansies?” Yan Xiaoque suddenly interjected brightly. Park Chi looked confused, but Gu Cheng was greatly surprised. “How did you know?”
“When I came to your house, I smelled a unique floral fragrance. It’s rare, so I couldn’t recall it at first, but just now when I saw this, I dared to confirm.” She flipped open her notebook again and pointed to the end of the recipe page. “The white, blue, and purple little elongated shapes are actually simple marks your wife, Jiang Yufei, used to represent herself, which appear at the end of every page. This is also the basic form of her favorite flower: the pansy, Poland's national flower with its unique fragrance and three intersecting colors of petals. Considering that my wife wasn’t fond of socializing during her lifetime, it’s easy to imagine who might know about her preference.”
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