When Shi Ying first met Qian Tutu, he couldn't stand her.
Her hair was a messy bird's nest, and she dressed like a clumsy teddy bear.
She was sloppy and loud.
She even pulled his pants down.
As snowflakes swirled all around them, passersby gossiped about him as if he were a monkey at the zoo.
But he had no idea when his feelings for Qian Tutu had changed from annoyance to an uncontrollable attraction.
He realized she seemed to have a kind of magic, always making the people around her care for her and like her.
So when Qian Tutu was about to leave his world for good, he developed an emotional illness and lay awake night after night.
Yet he couldn't bring himself to beg her to come back to him.
He wanted her to be happy, even if it meant losing her.
