You Said Life Was Beautiful. I Have No Objections

The next story, Early Spring Skies, officially launches on August 10. Luan Nian and Shang Zhitao Every woman probably goes through a time like that: ordinary, well-behaved, obedient, just another nameless face to everyone around her, a dim little star who may or may not matter to him. But it only lasts for a while. Later, she shines like the sun, radiant and dazzling, but she doesn’t love you anymore. Synopsis: When we were young, you asked me, “What is love?” I smiled at you and said nothing. Sixteen years later, you asked me, “What is love?” I smiled at you and said nothing. You probably don’t understand. I said nothing, but the way I looked at you was love. Through this half of my life, I’ve crossed mountains and rivers, endured changing winds and falling snow. Nothing sounds like home anymore. Through this half of my life, I’ve suffered and dreamed, laughed and lost myself in drink. All I’ve ever longed for is you. If you ask me why I love you: I love the poems you wrote for me when we were young, the umbrella you brought me on a night of pouring rain, the letter you hid in my desk in our classroom in early April, and the way you turned to smile at me just as the shutter clicked on the day we took our farewell photo. I love the way you stand apart from the world as an adult, the youthful spirit you’ve kept despite all you’ve been through, and the warmth and passion with which you live. Yes, you said life was beautiful, and I had no objection. Coming soon, my first contemporary romance: 1. A mutual secret crush spanning sixteen years 2. Sweet with a touch of angst Theme: With your heart facing the sun, love knows no bounds