1. Su Ye made a high-stakes bet with her dad, Su Shengnan:
She could name any terms she wanted, as long as she could get the only photograph signed by her idol, Journey, called Nameless.
The day before school started, Su Ye held up the “autographed” Nameless in front of her dad and declared triumphantly:
I want to live at school!
She went to all that trouble just to live at school? What's wrong with her?
Wouldn't it be better to make room for your family of three?
On the second day of school, Su Ye saw the transfer student:
Hey, bro, it's you. What a coincidence.
Your handwriting really is good enough to fool anyone. My dad's a die-hard fan, and even he couldn't tell.
I've got a bold idea: you could make a living with that skill.
Journey himself: Oh, she's an idiot.
2. Amid the chaos of war, a soldier who has successfully rescued a hostage carries a little girl on his back. The girl carries a camera, and their mottled shadows overlap on the ground.
Su Ye's face is filthy as she lies across Tu Ye's shoulder. She reaches over and grabs his head, making him turn to look at her.
The little girl who was acting like a bully a moment ago instantly turns into a kitten. She obediently gives him a loud kiss on the cheek, then whispers in Tu Ye's ear in a coquettish voice, “My lord, I was wrong. It won't happen again.”
Tu Ye sighs and shifts the girl on his back higher. His iron-hard resolve melts into tenderness. “I'll take you home.”
That year, the best photograph recorded on the battlefield captured this very moment.
