Nightingale and Stationary Ship

In the cold winter when she was desperate, Xi Ling squatted in front of a foreign supermarket to pick up coins. He raised his head and ran into a fog. There was snow falling on the other party's shoulders. His ice-blue eyes were embedded in the deep Slavic face, like a young nobleman coming out of old Russian literature. The person bent down and put a twenty ruble coin into her palm: "Do you need help?" Victor, who is handsome, wealthy, and has a heart as pure as gold, listened to Xi Ling's flawless story of betrayal and brought her back to an apartment overlooking the Don River. Xi Ling grabbed this life-saving straw and just wanted to get some travel expenses to return home. Unexpectedly, when Xi Ling returned to campus at the beginning of the semester, she heard a deep, familiar voice calling her name. The new professor on the podium was none other than the "Mr. Landlady." * Xi Ling lived in his house, took his classes, and finally deceived the other party's ancestral family ring into his own hands. They kissed on the bank of the Don River. The other person's breath was hot but his voice was soft: "Ling, my grandmother said that the ring should be given to my future wife." Xi Ling was dizzy and smiled brightly at the other party: "I will be your wife! Spend all your money!" It wasn't until the eve of graduation that the other party began to prepare for the wedding, and Xi Ling was shocked to realize that she was out of luck. She disappeared overnight with the ring and returned to her motherland. A year later, Xi Ling was enjoying a prosperous life. During a cocktail party, her wrists were held in her fragrant clothes and shrouded in the aura of thin snow. Victor stood behind her, with a striking face and stubborn and aggrieved eyes. He rubbed the ring on her ring finger with his fingertips and spoke in clear Chinese: "Finally found you, wife." [Wife-seeking notice: Looking for my wife who has been missing for a year. Characteristics: beautiful, carrying an ancestral ring. Intention: Everything depends on human effort