(Everything in this book is fictional) Sweet romance + story + memories + mild angst
The characters’ values are somewhat questionable. If you don’t like it, please don’t flame the author; just leave.
Beneath the bodhi tree, the man sitting in a chair gently slipped the yellowing letter in his hand into a book. He vaguely remembered that it had been his beloved late wife’s favorite. She had always loved lying in his arms to read. Back then, there was always a smile in her eyes. That was how she was etched into his heart...
The autumn wind stirred the dead leaves in the trees, and the man sighed again and again.
“Dad, what are you doing here? I’ve been looking everywhere for you. Uncle Gu is here to see you,” his son said, panting.
“I know. Take him over first.”
One day, the man broke down and shouted, “Why are there so many rivals in love?!”
A certain Gu said, “Boss, look carefully. She’s He Wei, not Ji Yuwei!”
“Who are you?” A seven-year-old boy struggled to sit up in his hospital bed and stared at the girl trying to sneak in through the door.
“My name is... Ji Yuwei,” the girl said timidly.
“What are you doing here?”
“I... I’m looking for my mother...” Damp strands of hair clung to the girl’s forehead. Her little face, red from crying, looked like the inside of a watermelon. It was clear she had been looking for her mother for a long time. Her timid eyes still turned toward the boy in the hospital bed.
She was drenched in sweat, and her little white dress had gotten dirty, perhaps because she had fallen while anxiously searching for her mother. But her unexpected appearance surprised the boy, and he found himself wanting to tease her.
What he never expected was that this girl would become the obsession of his life...
