Tomb Raiding: Abyss or Redemption?

I tagged this wrong. The contract’s already signed and I can’t change it. This is about family, not romance (•̩̩̩̩＿•̩̩̩̩). I’m at a loss. When a virtual embrace feels warm, what does that make the bond between us? [OOC warning + the protagonist is just a 13-year-old child + they meet through a cross-dimensional phone call, and later there will be transmigration into the past + the protagonist has a psychological disorder, which will be revealed to have healed later on + mutual comfort + mutual salvation, but most importantly, this is about family and friendship, not romance] ⚠️Friendly reminder: this is not a romance⚠️ Here’s the actual synopsis: A number dialed late at night was like a crack connecting two different worlds. Jiang Yuan held her phone as Hei Xiazi’s lazy teasing came through the other end. Somehow, it eased the humiliation of getting an 8 on her math test, her parents’ scolding, and the crisscrossing scars on her arms, all softened as she traded complaints with them. They went from joking to serious, from cold indifference to asking, “Could you please stop hurting yourself?” Off-key children’s songs, jokes so bad they could freeze you, and a gravelly tenderness slowly made up for how awful the world could be. Across the dimensions, there were Hei Xiazi, the irreverent one; Xie Yuchen, decisive and ruthless; Pangzi, who could always find a way to cope with pain; Wu Xie, cold and sharp in the later chapters; and Zhang Qiling, who eventually found peace. The crack existed because of her. In her original world, she was a little bitter melon; to them, she was a little ray of sunshine. She found a secret place of her own, and a way to be saved.