Hide a Piece of Warm Jade

Name: Hide a Piece of Warm Jade
Author: Yqqyqqy

by Yqqyqqy

ongoing Modern Romance Urban Life Female Lead

Length:

9Kwords3chapters

Latest:

Ch. 3 — 云海

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Updated 4mo agoScraped 2d ago

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About This Novel

Wen Yu thought that her days in City A would always be gray and white. Until that autumn night, when the voice-activated lights in the old corridor turned on, she met Yan Ze. He was holding the lost little white cat, his hair was slightly damp, and his voice was deeper than the night wind; he was the accident that bumped into her sight on the rooftop, the silent companionship of his colleagues in the corridor when returning from overtime late, and the sudden sweetness in her gray life. She was like a weed curled up by the wind, but he squatted down and handed her the warm light. It turns out that the two-way redemption was never grand. It was because he remembered that she was afraid of the dark and would wait an extra two seconds in the corridor for the voice-activated light to stay on; it was because she knew that he had a bad stomach and would secretly leave a bag of warm milk on the rooftop; it was two lonely people who, through the fate of a cat, dyed each other's gray world into the color of sugar that they wanted to hold in their hands. ... Wen Yu squatted on the rooftop to watch the meteor shower, and the wind blew his coat. Yan Ze suddenly stood behind her, took off his scarf and wrapped it around her neck: "Next time you come up, remember to call me - I am stronger than you and can push open the sunken door." The warmth of his body was still on the scarf. Wen Yu stared at his lowered eyelashes and suddenly felt that the stars tonight had fallen in his eyes. ... Before going to bed, Wen Yu looked through old photos and lamented her embarrassment when they first met. Yan Ze took her into his arms and said with warmth in his voice: "You said the days were gray at that time, but you don't know that the day you appeared, the sugar in my world has never stopped, and it will never stop in the future."