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The two most outrageous things Lu Wanyin has ever done are:
One is to resign and go to Tibet, see the snow-capped mountains with a Tibetan man, go to the horse racing festival, and take over the wooden figure he carved by himself.
Second, on the day of the wedding dress trial, I took off my white dress and ran away, booking the fastest flight back to the plateau.
The former moved her heart.
The latter made her accept her fate, no, her heart.
Parents said that Lin Yue was a childhood sweetheart, decent and stable.
She also thought she could get married.
But the woman in the wedding mirror had no light in her eyes.
Thousands of kilometers away, Jiang Cuo never said "I'm waiting for you."
He just tied the horse at the intersection and stood like a snow mountain.
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"I'm back. I'm at the airport. I'm running away from my marriage. I won't get married anymore."
"... What?"
"I said, I only want you, Jiangcuo, do you hear me clearly?"
There was silence on the other end of the phone for a long time, so long that she thought the signal was lost.
Then she heard him say softly: "Listen clearly, don't move, I'll pick you up."
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The heroine's narrative perspective:
I longed to become a writer, so I gave up the iron job my parents had found through their connections and drove into Tibet alone.
In Nagqu, I stayed at a B&B called "Yuanshan" and met the owner. He told me that his name was Jiang Cuo.
I wrote about lakes, snow-capped mountains, and prayer flags moving in the wind. He asked indifferently:
"Write about me?"
I smiled.
Later, I wrote about him for the rest of my life.
[Wenqing city girl × taciturn Tibetan B&B owner]
"North of Tibet, I crashed into the wasteland."
Serving Guide:
1. First person, slow rhythm;
2. Double c, the heroine has a childhood sweetheart;
3. Adult fairy tale, he
Intention: Don't give up what your heart wants
