Those Colorful Days

That summer, Tang Chunyu stood on the rostrum by the school field and shouted: "I like Jimmy Lin and Vivian Chow!" His voice rang out again and again, echoing across the entire field. Lin Hui's friend cried out, jabbing her in the elbow: "Oh my god, Young Master Tang is confessing to you! How romantic!" Lin Hui curled her lip. "So childish!" In Lin Hui's eyes, Tang Chunyu was just an immature boy who'd never grow up. But years later, when she looked back, she realized that because of that boy, her days had been filled with brilliant colors and light. My new novel, The Prescription Dr. Zhou Wrote, is being updated daily. Please add it to your favorites! *^?^* After working nonstop for a month and performing over seventy surgeries, the healthy and strong Zhou Ziheng finally worked himself sick. Mu Shuru came home to take care of him. As soon as she saw him, he pulled her into a tight embrace and rubbed his head against her chest. She asked, "Dr. Zhou, have you taken your medicine?" He answered, "No." She tried to push him away. "Then I'll go get it for you." But he held her even tighter. "Don't move. I'm writing myself a prescription." Also known as Her Curly-Haired Gentleman. When they first met, a gust of wind carried her sketch into his hands. Someone nearby teased them: "That's a perfect likeness!" She flushed and hastily explained, "I wasn't drawing you." Six months later, he held her captive in his arms and nibbled on her ear. "From now on, you can only draw me!" She gave a soft "Mm" and silently thought, I'll draw you on paper, and in my heart. A cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside surgeon x a cold-on-the-outside, adorably scatterbrained female cost engineer. A story of two people warming and healing each other. Theme: