Su Yehe's name contains the word "wild", which is very similar to the years she spent in the countryside - climbing trees to dig out bird's nests, running after chickens and ducks, getting tanned and smiling brightly, she was the most eye-catching bright color on the field ridge. The palms of her grandparents were warm and soft, protecting her like a wild grass growing freely. But this wild spirit ended abruptly on the day she was brought back to the city. Her mother's discipline was like a fine net, trapping her running and laughing. She put away her muddy canvas shoes, learned etiquette, practiced her talents, and grew into a standard top student in the aura of a key school. Her eyebrows were still sweet, but her eyes were quietly covered with an indescribable alienation. It wasn't until I met Shen Zhiheng in junior high school that the layer of alienation seemed to be lifted by the wind. Their bond is like a spring vine, quietly entwining in corners where no one is paying attention, and then being torn apart at a certain node. Later, Su Yehe became a role model in the eyes of others - rich in money, beautiful, and lacking in everything. Only occasionally when she dreamed of going back to the countryside, she would think of herself climbing on the fence to pick wild roses. At that time, there was the fragrance of flowers in the wind, there was light in her eyes, and... There was someone in her heart.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
