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Between the half-opened windows and doors, the ray of light slanted down and fell on the edge of the milky white quilt.

Lying on the bed, Justin stroked his growing beard and woke up.The other side of the double bed was empty, with sunken folds remaining, indicating that the person who slept with him had just left.

Justin stretched out his hand to feel the residual warmth left on the quilt.

From time to time, he would still dream about the days when he "lost" Wolfgang. For more than ten long years, he felt sad and sad. He would never be able to completely escape this memory in his entire life.

Fortunately, when he woke up, he could really feel that Wolfgang was by his side.

The pillow was filled with the smell of Wolfgang, and Wolfgang's water glass, half full of water, was safely placed on the bedside table.On the side, the red-covered novel with the Jinsui bookmark, most of which have been read.

The balcony of the bedroom is open, and the fresh air in the morning enters the house along with the melodious birdsong.

Wolfgang put a thin shirt on his shoulders, with his arms attached to the railing, overlooking the hills and forests in the distance.

The white calves and ankles are faintly visible between the gauze curtains.

Justin opened the curtain a little more, Wolfgang sensed it, turned his head slightly, and said with a smile, "Good morning."

"Good morning."

Wrap around Wolfgang's waist, kiss him, and ask, "Did you sleep well last night?"

"Well, not bad."

"Woke up a little early."

Justin maintains a regular routine all year round, while Wolfgang is much more casual.Generally speaking, Wolfgang does not get up earlier than Justin.

"Hey, Justin."

At this time, Wolfgang suddenly moved closer, his meticulous eyes glanced over Justin's eyebrows and bridge of nose, and then looked from the edge of his lips to Justin's eyes.

Justin couldn't help stroking the ends of his hair.

Stick out the tip of your tongue, and kiss it softly.

Soft lips and tongue, with a seductive breath, nothing can be more pleasing than this morning's good morning kiss.

"... I often think that we are lucky."

"Lucky?"

"Hmm." Wolfgang leaned back on the railing, looking at the green scenery in the distance.

"The war destroyed cities and displaced many people. Thousands of soldiers died in the fire, children lost their fathers, old people lost their children. And lovers who lived and died..."

In the narration, it seems to be brought back to that chaotic time.

The haze of war has not been completely dissipated because of a single agreement. In fact, after 1945, disputes, escapes and arrests in some areas are still going off without end.

Those who were able to lay down their weapons quickly realized after cheering that there was nothing to celebrate.Even as the victor, he didn't get any benefits from this enduring world war. What the war left to people, apart from the end-time scene, was permanent physical and spiritual pain.

What is lost is gone, whether it is the people you once knew, the beautiful city home, or the simple joy and happiness in the past.

"...I have an idea, well, to be precise, it's my plan."

"what?"

"I'm going to donate a part of my fortune to the poorhouse..."

The long and protracted war has seriously overdrawn supplies, and the first problems people face after the war are often poverty and famine.

The old and the young, the sad and helpless women, or the disabled men who have lost the care of their loved ones rely on government-appointed relief agencies or private charity for their daily meals.

But this is obviously in short supply.

"There are also some non-government aid agencies that provide meals and at the same time, they also have relevant professional doctors to provide psychological counseling. I think this is also very necessary. How about it? Will you support me?"

Justin put his arms around his shoulders, smiled and said, "Of course."

Wolfgang raised his mouth slightly.

"Besides, as a German, I hope that this can be exchanged for a certain degree of understanding. In 1932, seeing that the situation was unstable, I deposited a sum of money in a Swiss bank on the advice of a friend. If there is no other If we are busy with business, let's take a trip to Zurich, which can be regarded as a trip by the way."

"Okay, no problem, you know how free I am now."

Wolfgang tilted his head, leaned on Justin's shoulder, and said, "After all this work, I want to continue my wine business. People will soon think of wine, champagne ... and your piano. "

"Yeah, it's time to do something." After a while, Justin said, "Let me count in the donation."

Getting close to Wolfgang and enjoying the warmth of being together, Justin continued: "Let's do something together within our power, and everything will gradually get better."

(End of the episode)