When A Yan was young, she fell for a boy in white because of the dimple that appeared and vanished on his cheek.
Later, the boy blocked the doorway. "How could I let you sleep in a bed another man has slept in, right under my nose?" His words turned A Yan's face bright red in an instant.
"There are more wolves than meat, and they're all eyeing you, little white rabbit. Looks like I, the big bad wolf, will have to devour you whole." And just like that, A Yan fell into his trap.
Her friend teased her: "You actually gave up your whole youth for a little dimple on his face. What a fool." A Yan smiled and said nothing.
This is a story about unrequited love, growing up, and reuniting. From an awkward school romance to the complexities of adult life, from innocent affection to devoted protection.
