Hey, Where Did My Child Groom Run Off To?

When she was seven, Shi Xunxing met a little boy holding a wooden spear in a street corner on a rainy night.

He solemnly declared that he was going to catch the bad guys, set his only two candies on the ground for her, and then rushed forward to take a fierce bite when a criminal held a knife to her throat.

Later, he moved away. She asked him to be her “childhood husband.”

For the next six years, neither heard a word from the other.

Shi Xunxing was sent overseas, while Wen Zhuguang showed up at the gate of the Shi family residence every year, right on time.

He thought she had started a new life. She thought he had long since forgotten her.

Then, on the first day of university, a metal fence separated Haida University's new campus from the Police Academy.

Shi Xunxing chased someone with a wooden stick for half the length of the campus. The young man ahead of her ran while looking back and shouting,

“What did I ever do to you?!”

“You wronged me ages ago!”

This is a story about “one dares to tease, and the other is game.”

She is the Shi family's beloved daughter, elegant and composed on the surface, but full of mischievous schemes underneath. He is a freshman at the Police Academy, steady and reserved, yet she can make him hop mad, and he still indulges her. She makes trouble, and he happily takes it. She talks big, and he makes her blush with his actions.

Neither of them ever said what was written on their hearts. But everyone knew that the veil between them was so thin you could see right through it.

A story about waiting, about finding one's way to someone, about the eight years they missed and the life they finally share after reuniting.

Shi Xunxing said, “When I was little, Mom told me she hoped I would find a star of my own when I grew up.”

She looked up at the two stars close together in the sky and smiled:

“I think I found it.”

This is the story of a girl who chased the light, and a star that kept shining in the same place all along.