When Wen Chu was seven, her mother took her out for a meal.
After that meal, she had a new father and an older brother.
She sold her brother's toys, and he locked her outside. They didn't get along.
But he was also the one who brought her home whenever she felt lost, adrift, and without a home.
From then on, a single smile from him was enough to make her feel that she had nothing to fear from wind and frost. Only by his side could she find where she belonged.
From the United States to China, from Des Moines to City A, she traveled 7,600 miles toward him. He was the way home.
Note: While the hero and heroine are still brother and sister, there are no romantic scenes, intimate behavior, or descriptions of romantic feelings between them.
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