When Song Chu was seven years old, Song's father remarried, and Aunt Li brought in a taciturn and upright little boy.
Father Song asked her to call her brother.
Song Chu timidly looked at Li Yu, who was three years older than him and a head taller than him, and called his brother in a soft voice.
Li Yu said nothing and did not respond.
After reorganizing her family, Song Chu lived a very happy life. She was cared for and grew up, and the only person the family was afraid of was Li Yu.
He is always expressionless, cold-spoken, and has a maturity and indifference that belies his age.
Later, an accident occurred. Song's father and aunt died in the car accident, and they became orphans that no one wanted.
In the early Song Dynasty, he cried until he fainted and had a high fever that would not go away.
On the night before she was about to be sent to the orphanage, she looked at the thin figure sitting on the bedside with blurred eyes, just as she had called him brother when they first met.
The male protagonist pursed his lips and was silent for a long time: "Stay, I will take care of you from now on."
Day and night, the male protagonist is like a brother and a father, raising Song Chu to go to college.
As expected, he would watch her graduate, find a job, get married, have children and start a family, and he would have an explanation for Uncle Song.
What Song Chu wanted to do was, if possible, let her be his little dragster for the rest of his life.
Who said it's winter now?
When you are by my side, I feel flowers blooming, birds singing and cicadas singing - "Jane Eyre"
Intention: wild growth
