After Picking Up a White-Haired Little Girl, My Life Was Healed

(Single heroine + pure love + sweet everyday life + healing)

On the worst day of my life, I found a girl in the rain.

The day after I was laid off, I found an unconscious silver-haired girl in a downpour.

She was as pale as a doll. All she had on her were a few bottles of medicine I couldn’t identify and an old medical record marked “terminal illness.”

With what little conscience I had left, I took her home.

I thought I was only giving her a temporary place to stay, but I never expected that:

She would quietly look at me with those pale red eyes and hand me a cup of warm water when I came home after failing an interview.

Late at night, while I worked on my resume, she would hum an unfamiliar song in a voice like something from heaven, instantly calming my restless heart.

She would secretly use the money she’d saved on medicine to buy me a little cake and say, “Lin Shen, today’s the day you found a job.”

I started trying desperately to make a better life for us, so I could afford to care for her and give her a home.

Then one day, her singing unexpectedly went viral online, and the enormous medical bills finally seemed manageable.

But it also attracted countless eyes and brought a storm of trouble.

And after I’d led her through every storm, she finally whispered in my ear:

“Lin Shen, you’re the best medicine this world has ever given me.”