Then We Were All Silent

[Sober female protagonist × Dangerous and gentle male protagonist] + [Adult ambiguous pulling] + [Female growth] + [Life in Germany] Thirty-year-old Xiaomai is used to repetitive work and a complicated workplace, and is also used to hiding his emotions. On the subway late at night, she downloaded a social software for strangers. She's just too lonely. Until the man named "Karanya" appeared. Yang Ziqi is polite, restrained, attentive, and knows how to approach someone. But the cell phone suddenly held down at the dinner table, the pink profile picture flashing by on the subway, and the casual shout of "sister-in-law" at the event were all like tiny barbs buried in the ambiguity. Xiaomai knew the danger, but still fell into it little by little. The love between adults is never a fairy tale. It's the endless messages late at night, the lingering temptations, and the loss of control after repeated pulls between reason and desire. Then she finally started to back away. And Yang Ziqi, who had always been able to handle things with ease, finally understood: What really hurts is not the fight. It's because she still cares about him, but she has decided not to want him.