A sober orphan girl
In 2005, Typhoon Qingwu made landfall. When 18-year-old Lin Zhixia claimed her mother's body at the funeral home, she met 12-year-old Shen Yuzhi - the arrogant boy who smashed the broken glass on the floor at his stepfather's house and held his hands without crying. She knelt down to pick up the things he smashed and casually reported her name: Lin Zhixia, who lived in Jingbian Village.
She didn't care about him. Her own life was also in ruins: her mother died suddenly in a plane crash, the admission notice had not yet come out, and she didn't have much money in her pocket. But three days later, the child she had "picked up" traveled half of the city to find her just by saying "live in Jingbian Village" and took out a bank card with New Year's money: "You support me, I have money."
She originally wanted to send him back as soon as school started. But he refused to leave, so she softened her heart and said, "Stay here for two days." This stay lasted for thirteen years.
The uncle in the south of the city wanted to seize the factory, the house, and him; as an orphan, she went into the factory to check accounts and file lawsuits, living as his last wall. Until he grew up and stood at her door, saying with red eyes:
"Sister, I'm not your brother."
"Do you want me?"
