Song

First published on Jinjiang Literature City.

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On the seventh day after Fang Siman's death, the wedding dress she had ordered not long before was delivered. Zhou Jin burned it in front of her memorial, along with the suicide note he had never finished reading.

The flames danced back and forth in the wind. Amid the swirling fire, Zhou Jin smiled. He could almost see Fang Siman wearing the dress.

He wanted her to receive the letter at the very moment she received the wedding dress.

He wanted to tell her this way that he refused to accept it.

He refused to say goodbye like this.

Blurb written May 31, 2023, revised June 9. Screenshot taken.

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** The open-air movie ground in the town was packed with people. Chen Ci sat on a long, narrow bench and kept edging closer to the man beside her. Though there was plenty of room, she left him hardly any space.

Feeling the woman's aggressive encroachment, Xu Jingnan's hands, braced on the bench, grew clammy with sweat.

The next moment, the soft, unmistakably feminine palm of her hand slowly and deliberately caressed his strong, muscular arm.

"Don't be so nervous. I'm not going to eat you."

She smiled.

"Why are your arms so hard?"

Then, calm and composed, she asked,

"Are you this hard everywhere?"

Xu Jingnan, pushed to the very edge of the bench, heard her and toppled off with a loud bang, drawing glances from everyone around them.

Theme: May you grow wild and free, and shine brilliantly in the end.