People Like Us

If we are romantics,

incorrigible idealists,

if all we think about are impossible things,

then we will answer for the thousand and first time:

Yes, that is exactly who we are.

-- Che Guevara

War photographer x computer genius: the love story of two mad souls

Not a C novel, two dangerously captivating leads

The second book in the Say Love Trilogy: a love story about a body left disabled but a spirit that refuses to break [The author's madness has never gotten better]

{The author's madness hasn't improved. Negative comments are unwelcome, or I'll have an episode.}

{Reading without tossing flowers is just being a hooligan.}

Excerpt:

Mo Yao walked across the open ground in front of the Benghazi News Building, her camera on her back. All kinds of little stalls crowded the roadside, their ramshackle awnings brimming with defiant energy. Zhou Yaoran followed a few paces behind her, looking past her silhouette at this path that could hardly be called a street. The war had left the city scarred, but the road ahead was bathed in sunlight. He understood why she had come here. Behind her lay nothing but desolation, and she was searching for hope and a tomorrow.

Arthur had beautiful dark green eyes, like emeralds. When he looked at you with those eyes, you couldn't bring yourself to say anything cruel. Now he gazed at Mo Yao and asked gently, still unable to understand, "Why can't you love me?" She raised a hand to cover his eyes and answered, "Because your heart is whole."

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