Fly Me To The Moon 但願人長久 Episode 39

On Christmas Day, Wang Zhongwen appeared in front of Teresa Teng and told her Merry Christmas. Teresa Teng hugged him excitedly, and the two kissed in the snow. Behind him was Zhou Taisheng, who arrived a step late. He turned around lonely, and he had already become the girl's past tense. Duan Ning specially transferred his shift to come to the United States to spend Christmas with Wang Youling and his wife, but Zhou Taisheng was not in the United States. He left a letter saying that he had not forgotten Teresa Teng for a day and that he was going to give it a try. After Duan Ning read the letter, he just smiled and went to help Wang Youling cook. Wang Youling was a little worried about her. Duan Ning said that she knew Zhou Taisheng could not forget the girl, but as long as the girl was willing to give in, everything would not be a problem.

Teresa Teng was smiling broadly as she ate the pudding sent by Wang Zhongwen. Wang Zhongwen discovered that she had lost weight recently, and when he asked, he found out that Deng Shu was ill, and Teresa Teng was very worried. Wang Zhongwen asked her what she wanted for Christmas, and Teresa Teng said that having him here would be the best Christmas gift. Teresa Teng hoped that Wang Zhongwen could accompany her on promotional trips, but he would fly back to Rome early tomorrow morning. Although Teresa Teng was disappointed, she did not force it. Duan Ning was as calm as if nothing had happened. Not only did he accompany Zhou Wei and Wang Youling to dinner, but he also enthusiastically took photos for them. Wang Youling was worried because she always felt that Duan Ning's calmness was too abnormal.

When they parted, Wang Zhongwen and Teresa Teng were reluctant to leave. He really wanted to put her in his pocket and take her with him wherever he went. Wang Zhongwen had many instructions for Dongye, such as not allowing anyone to bully her, not being of the opposite sex within ten meters, etc. Not long after Dongye and Teresa Teng got on the train, as soon as Dongye sat down, Wang Zhongwen suddenly appeared behind him and reminded Dongye not to sit next to Teresa Teng. Wang Zhongwen still couldn't bear to be separated from her so soon, so he sent her to Xiaozun before leaving. Zhou Taisheng made up his mind to stay in Japan and walk the same path that the girl had walked. He called back to the United States to inform Duan Ning and his parents of the decision he had made.

Before going to Japan, Zhou Taisheng had a brief conversation with his father Zhou Wei. Zhou Zhouwei advised him to think clearly. His current status, fame and income are completely different from Teresa Teng. Even so, Zhou Taisheng still firmly believes that Teresa Teng will always be the innocent little girl who loves to sing in his heart. Zhou Taisheng passed by Die with his suitcase and heard Teresa Teng singing from inside. He stopped and the proprietress He Liyun invited him in. From the words of He Liyun and Zhao Yu, Zhou Taisheng learned a lot about the girl's hard work and hard work when she first came to Japan. It turned out that she had endured so much hardship to become the Teresa Teng she is today.

Her first concert was about to be prepared. Teresa Teng was so happy that she stood on Die's table and danced and sang, as happy as a child who got the toy she wanted. Zhou Taisheng passed by and looked outside with a smile, but did not go in to disturb him. Later Teresa Teng accidentally heard Zhou Taisheng's name from He Liyun and Zhao Yu, and she specially waited for him in Die. Teresa Teng persuaded him to return to the United States for Duan Ning, but Zhou Taisheng said that he was responsible for his own life. Teresa Teng couldn't say anything else. She returned home and answered Wang Zhongwen's call. She wanted to tell him about her meeting with Zhou Taisheng today, but Wang Zhongwen didn't dare to listen.

Wang Zhongwen wanted to give Teresa Teng a surprise, but when he came to Japan, Teresa Teng had already gone to Hong Kong. In Die, Wang Zhongwen accidentally met Zhou Taisheng. Two men fighting for one woman are like needles facing each other.