When You Arrived, the Wind Fell Still and My Heart Stirred

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The first time they meet,

Yin Qiaoyi snatches his medical escort in a panic.

The second time they meet,

Yin Qiaoyi takes on the role of his medical escort, looking every bit the part.

The first time, they meet by chance.

The second time, Yin Qiaoyi is smitten by his looks.

In the end, she gets her way.

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Yin Qiaoyi always thought Qu Huainan fell in love with her over time.

Later, after an accident and a reunion following a long separation,

Qu Huainan, who is usually gentle and composed, rushes toward her in a panic, losing all his poise.

He says,

"Yin Qiaoyi, I fell for you that morning. I was the one who fell first."

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Their love began in an unseasonable cold snap, and it seemed destined to be one, too.

But when you came, the wind died down, and my heart was moved.

[Investment Banker Who Wants to Lie Flat X Hardworking Accessibility Designer]

[Direct and Outgoing Rich Girl VS Reserved, Cool Beauty]

*Inspired by a video of someone accompanying a visually impaired friend to a medical appointment. Any similarities are purely coincidental.

*The male lead is visually impaired. Both leads have exes, so read with caution if this bothers you.

*The male lead's visual impairment and career as an architect and accessibility designer are based on documentaries about blind architects working abroad, which introduced their tools and methods.

*Everyday life / Happy Ending

*Information in the story about architectural design, accessibility, and professional knowledge was researched online and rewritten based on the author's own understanding. If there's anything inappropriate, please correct me gently. Thank you!

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@Upcoming story: Moth Chasing the Sun, please add it to your reading list.

----New Story Blurb----

When Xu Jiaoe puts in her contact lenses,

she notices a small white bump growing at the tear duct of her left eye.

A few days later, when she takes her contact lenses out,

she discovers that the white bump is still there.

So, in the eye clinic: "What?! A blocked tear duct? A stone?!"

Chen Xiyu, who's seen it all, meets Xu Jiaoe, who's startled by everything.

At the time, Xu Jiaoe, who keeps track of her loneliness level,

lies on the examination bed, her peach-blossom eyes watery and pitiful.

Chen Xi, wearing a mask, comforts her. "It's a minor procedure. Don't be nervous."

Xu Jiaoe thinks, At least the doctor seems pretty gentle.

The needle in Chen Xi's hand moves steadily toward her eye.

The patient on the examination bed forgets all the instructions and instinctively reaches up to grab the hand above her eye.

Naturally, she gets a stern warning: "Don't touch me."

Xu Jiaoe stays conscious throughout the procedure, terrified the whole time.

Half-covering the left side of her face, she completely revises her first impression of Dr. Chen.

She takes back what she thought and decides he's a heartless butcher.

Later, the tables turn.

Whenever Dr. Chen gets up early for work and wants to kiss her gently,

the person in bed, all languid and sleepy, scolds him without mercy: "Don't touch me!"

Dr. Chen is dejected, but secretly enjoys it. Even her morning grumpiness is cute.

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He and she

are a tree on a high mountain and a flower that grows wild and free.

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[Steady, Gentle Ophthalmologist VS Easygoing, Straightforward IELTS Teacher]

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* Six-year age gap

* Realistic / Everyday life / Happy Ending

* The story may still undergo minor adjustments before it begins, but the overall direction and tone will remain unchanged.

* The title was inspired by the poem "Moth Chasing the Sun" in Jung's Symbols of Transformation: a moth hopes to receive even a moment of the sun's dazzling attention. (Translation)

----Love in a Book is complete----

1.

Xia Yang has striking features, a cool aura, and a distant manner. Her field is also an unusual one.

While devoting herself to calligraphy, she faces a family crisis just before graduation.

She gives up an overseas exchange program and is rejected by an art academy...

In her time of hardship, none of her so-called family cares about her.

But a stranger she's met twice comes to her aid time and again.

They say he's devoted, keeping an eternal lamp burning for his beloved.

They say he's lovesick, observing Buddhist precepts for her sake.

It isn't until he stands before her holding a marriage contract

that she realizes

every meeting after the first

was part of his slow, deliberate pursuit.

2.

They say the accident nearly cost Ji Yanting half his life.

His lover became the cinnabar mole in his heart, and eventually the eternal lamp he kept burning at a temple.

He spent six years abroad, devoting himself to the study of religious psychology.

When he finally returned, he lived like an ascetic, keeping strict precepts.

Every month, he went to a temple to listen to sermons and learn the Dharma.

No one could tell whether this was deep love or his attempt to sever his feelings.

Until one day, a new post appeared on his otherwise empty social media feed:

"Having met my beloved, how could I not be glad? I will give her the rest of my life."

In the photo, a sparse shadow falls from an ancient tree before a Buddhist hall, where a cool, quiet girl stands in a simple dress.

Only then do people realize the old flame has been rekindled.

There was no cinnabar mole at all.

There was only that captivating, cold fragrance.

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[Cool Beauty Calligraphy Major VS Associate Professor of Religious Psychology and Investor with a Secret Identity]

[Cool-Tempered but Soft-Hearted Catlike Woman X Wolfish Older Man with Hidden Depths]

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* The female lead is an unconventional advocate of remaining unmarried, with a psychological tendency to avoid relationships caused by her family circumstances.

* The male lead had a fiancée before, but there is no white moonlight or cinnabar mole.

* 11+ year age gap / Happy Ending / Healing

* The characters have some religious terms in their profiles, but there isn't much religious content. He doesn't wear prayer beads and isn't a domineering CEO (this only means the story doesn't use that trope, with no other implications or references).

* The story remains realistic in tone.

Theme: Love comes unexpectedly, and love can heal without medicine.

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Theme: Love and dreams soothe the heart, and both are worth pursuing.