South of 90 Degrees North Latitude

Wen Nanyue and Song Beichen were originally two parallel boats, each traveling alone at the ferry in the world, until the stray puppy wrapped in snow became the anchor point for an unexpected intersection. At that time, Wen Nanyue always measured life with a distant look, feeling that everything in the world was just a scene that could be traced on a canvas without much warmth. But Song Beichen was different - he would wrap the puppy in a scarf on a blizzard day, and would be willing to have his whole month's salary deducted to protect it. The softness hidden in silence was like a gleam of light, quietly piercing the frost in her heart. She began to be willing to add warm colors to the painting, and she was willing to take one more look at the puppy wagging its tail when passing by the coffee shop. She even looked at the world with her eyes a little slower and softer. As for Song Beichen, the past days seemed to be covered with a layer of dust, and silence was his protective color. Until Wen Nanyue appeared, she would quietly pass bread to the puppy outside the store, and spread out the paintings of snowy days to him. When the light in her eyes fell on him, he felt that wind and sunlight seemed to have leaked into the closed world. He began to bring an extra piece of bread when he was working part-time, and when the snow fell, he would think of a girl painting in the pavilion, and occasionally a faint smile would appear on his silent lips. Just as this feeling slowly fermented over time and became a sweetness that cannot be dissolved in a passionate love, an accident, like a sudden blizzard, left Song Beichen's figure in the cold winter forever. In the days after the accident, Wen Nanyue was not hysterical. She was still the same as before. She wanted to tell Song Beichen that there was someone in this world who would always love him.