1.
The summer of her second year of high school, Lin Mi took a leave of absence due to illness and returned to her grandmother's home in Yueya Town. There, she met a boy who was like a ray of light and guided her out of the darkness.
Lin Mi didn't know that through countless dark nights in the past, she had also shone on the boy's heart like moonlight, making her impossible to forget.
"It turns out every meeting in this world is a reunion after a long separation."
2.
One evening, Lin Mi opened the old, peeling wooden gate at the back of the courtyard and saw a boy feeding her cat in a moss-covered alley.
When she looked at him questioningly, Zhou Musheng's dark eyes remained calm. He said casually, "I was just passing by."
Lin Mi looked down the alley, which was short enough to see from one end to the other. It was a dead end.
Zhou Musheng moved closer, his tone slightly intimidating as he demanded, "You don't believe me?"
Lin Mi: "..."
Fine. She supposed she could believe that on his way home he'd happened to pass a street two kilometers away, in the opposite direction from his house, and then happened to pass this dead-end alley that hardly anyone had visited in months, where he just happened to feed her cat.
*Hot-tempered, narcissistic boy x gentle, sensitive girl
Theme: Youth is precious
No updates? Or should I start from scratch? Do you have another pen name?
The writing is very good! Just read it and you can imagine the picture! Come on
Madam, I think you should commit suicide under a pen name first and then reopen your author account and repost this article. This way, you have a higher chance of being able to v after signing the contract. Your collection is too low now, and you may not be able to v even if you sign the contract immediately. I think madam, you are very capable of signing the contract! It is recommended to change your number and try again!
Squat, squat, squat! Nice looking
"Childish!" Hahaha
This is about to start the campus sweet text mode~
Wow! Look at Xiao Zhou's double standard
Hahahahaha they are so interesting
I like our little Zhou better. I don't like coriander either, hahahaha
Oh my god, grandma is doing well. No, I want to cry.