Song Qingyang, heir to a prominent family, was ten when he glimpsed a red-haired girl with a defiant look through a car window. Five years later, his family fell apart, and he ended up on the streets of Chicago's South Side, standing on an iron bridge, ready to end it all.
“Get down. My house has heat.” The speaker was that same girl from years ago: seventeen-year-old Fiona Gallagher.
From then on, he had a new lease on life. Skilled in mechanics and economics, he repaired one broken machine after another with his own hands and used his wits to earn his first fortune in the cracks of the South Side. When the local gangsters came to extort him, he chose a more dangerous path: turning them against each other.
From a homeless boy taken in by strangers to the South Side's youngest legend. It turned out all it took to start a new life was a bowl of hot soup and a roof over his head.
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If you haven't read Shameless, this book can still pass the time.