If the Wind and Moon Had a Voice

The main story is complete. My next book, Springtime Landing, is coming soon. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb: The neurosurgery department at Jiang University Hospital is universally known as a "monastery." From the forty-eight-year-old department head to the handsome young interns, every single man is unattached. Recently, the "monastery" has been graced by a beauty. Her smile brings out the faintest dimples, sweet enough to make anyone's heart melt. Everyone knows she came for their heartthrob, Wen Yili. She pays her respects morning and evening, bringing three hot meals every day. The desserts she makes by hand are shared with everyone in the department. * As one of the hospital's most sought-after bachelors, Wen Yili has turned down countless women. Yet for some reason, this Yan Heng gives him a particular headache. Supposedly the distant niece of a colleague in cardiothoracic surgery, she has a face softer and fairer than milk, and a pair of bright, innocent eyes that make it seem like a sin for him to speak harshly to her. If he accidentally makes her cry, he'll be accused of bullying a younger woman. When he finally steels himself to explain things to her, he overhears her talking to someone on the phone. Her sweet voice lands on his heart like a heavy blow. "What are you talking about? How could I possibly be into him?" "I'm terrified of people in white coats, you know that." * Yan Heng has a secret. She has never forgotten the voice she heard over the emergency hotline when she was sixteen. Its coolness and gentleness blended together in a miraculous way, calm and professional. No matter how much time passes, she would recognize that voice immediately if she heard it again. She thought the story between Yan Heng and Wen Yili would amount to no more than repaying a debt of gratitude. Then one night, she dreamed of that evening when she was sixteen, when her mother suddenly collapsed at home. In the dream, she was frantic, trembling all over. Outside the dream, a solid chest wrapped around her. Warm breath brushed her ear, and his voice was gentler than ever: "Did you have a nightmare?" Yan Heng nodded through her tears. He bent down and kissed away her tears. "Don't be afraid. I'm here." [If love could make a sound, it would be your soft whisper by my ear.] My next book, Springtime Landing, is coming soon. Soldier x doctor. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb: The day Jiang Yueshu was rescued from the rubble was the first time she saw him. A flash of green slid down a helicopter's rope, his gaze cold as a lone wolf. But his embrace was warm, so warm that she treasured the memory for ten years. * At twenty-four, Jiang Yueshu was seconded to a military hospital for a training exchange. She became famous before she even arrived. Her medical skills were solid, she was hardworking and eager to learn, and most noteworthy of all, she was the beauty of Jiang University's medical school. A group of single male doctors and nurses were eager to make a move. But romance was the last thing on her mind. Whenever anyone asked, she always said there was no rush. Every day, she was either buried in research papers or assisting in surgery. Everyone sighed: another high-quality bachelor who'd be single forever. Until one day, Dr. Jiang, who was always eager to arrive early, showed up just in time for work. At the hospital entrance, she hurriedly jumped out of the passenger seat of a black Land Rover. A second later, the window rolled down. The man in the driver's seat wore casual clothes and sunglasses, but they could not hide his handsome, rugged features. He hooked a thermos lunchbox in his hand and passed it to her. His thin lips curved in a lazy, gentle smile, and his voice carried its usual roguish charm. "Hey, lunch." The colleagues who happened to be at the entrance were stunned. Wasn't that Xie Fengze, the captain of a special operations unit? Had two high-quality bachelors just ended up together? [Soldier x doctor / Mutual pining fulfilled / Reunion after years apart] Theme: Save lives, heal the wounded, and spread positive energy throughout society.