Paulownia Leaf Ferry

Everyone says Yang Mutong is as gentle as water, incapable of even getting angry. Only Chen Ye knows how willful and hot-tempered she can be. She was so willful that one careless remark was all it took for her to kick him without mercy. For years afterward, whenever he thought of her, the memory stuck in his throat, leaving him full of resentment. Chen Ye once thought about winning Yang Mutong back, then dumping her in spectacular fashion so she'd know how humiliating he'd felt back then. But when a friend brought up the past, he kept telling them, again and again, "I wrote her so many love letters back then, and they were beautiful, full of literary flair!" Was he worried she'd expose his awful handwriting from back then? Chen Ye gave a scoffing laugh. "I wish she'd publish them already, so everyone could see how wholeheartedly I loved her." And everyone would know that Yang Mutong belonged to Chen Ye, in the past and forevermore. "You are the only spring breeze to pass over a silent mountain, and the only weapon I have to fight against a life without waves." -- Yang Mutong #Obstetrics and gynecology x neurology# #A mirror shattered in adolescence must be mended before youth slips away# #Heroine: Gentle and understanding with everyone else, willful and proud with one particular person# #Hero: A hardworking overachiever from a young age, juggling research and his wife# Reader's Guide: 1. Other completed stories in the same series include I Collect Rent to Support You and Magpies Over the Star Bridge. Find them in my author page~ 2. This story references books such as Clinical Reasoning in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Neurology Case Files, as well as academic websites. Please kindly point out any errors. No need to tell me if you drop the story, and please don't resort to personal attacks=_= 3. This story is fictional and has no real-life counterparts. It is not a documentary, so please don't map it onto real cities. The story contains original world-building, and the departments in the hospitals may differ from those in real hospitals. Please understand. 4. This story will go premium tomorrow (February 27). Thank you for your support~ Upcoming Story Roses and Stethoscopes Description: Mo Sui met Jiang Cha at the memorial service for her father, who had died in the line of duty. She was his father's apprentice. He once swore that he would never again have anything to do with his father's profession, but he couldn't help falling for her. Jiang Cha felt guilty about her mentor's death, so she indulged his son, Mo Sui, in many ways. She never expected him to take advantage of her kindness, or that she'd end up giving herself to him. Late one night, Jiang Cha was injured while pursuing a suspect and taken to the nearest hospital. Mo Sui, who had come to the emergency department for a consultation, treated her wound. He worked deftly, but she was in so much pain that she saw stars. "Are you this rough with all your patients?" He put down the needle holder and gave her a sidelong glance, his voice laced with scorn. "My patients are the young shoots of our country, so of course they need gentle care. But you..." His tone shifted, taking on a suggestive edge. "A policewoman who can throw me over her shoulder? I think I can afford to be a little rough with you, right?" Jiang Cha: "..." I think you're taking a shot at me. Pediatrician x policewoman Theme: Being there for someone is the longest love letter.