Ryan and Elliot, one is the most dazzling aristocratic son in the royal capital, and the other is a mixed-race orphan whose family has fallen into decline. They have known each other since childhood. Ryan used the excuse of bullying to trap Elliot into his territory; Elliot used the shell of forbearance to bury the feelings he dared not speak out deep in his heart. A misunderstanding about an old family debt caused a complete break between the two. Ten years of wind and frost in the north, a war on the Gray Water River, when they met again, what was separated was not only swords and blood, but also trust crushed by pride and suspicion. He once caused him to lose a child, and he spent half his life chasing, regretting, and making up for it. And those amber eyes were always the only hometown he wanted to return to. In troubled times, old wounds are hard to heal. But it still took them ten years to learn how to say "I like you" as the truth and live "I'm sorry" for the rest of their lives.
Intention: If love doesn't know how to bow its head, no matter how deep it is, it will still hurt. Pride and suspicion can crush the cleanest things, but the real redemption is not to win back the other person, but to learn to kneel down and pick up the broken things again.