Jiang Shuran once vowed never to set foot on Fulu Island again.
From the time her family moved to the peninsula when she was in middle school to the time she graduated from college, ten years were enough for her to hate the island from the bottom of her heart. The loss of loved ones and the shattering of her life were like a steady rain on the peninsula, soaking into her future.
The girl who once tried her best to escape Fuka Island had to return home again. Ironically, she only came back to deal with a property, because even her elderly grandparents had moved overseas with her parents. Strictly speaking, this place was no longer her home.
Yet she came back.
During the half-year period when she was unemployed at home, she worked around South Australia as a barista, moved vegetables, picked blueberries, and found a job as a writer. No city could allow her to stay for a long time, so she simply returned to the island.
On the first day after landing, Jiang Shuran, who was missing an umbrella in her suitcase, also forgot that the weather on the peninsula was unpredictable, and she was drenched by heavy rain during her walk. In order to escape the rain, she casually walked into a Korean restaurant on the roadside that looked like it had a Kang table, and then bumped into the owner who was carrying a large pot of chicken feet with spicy sauce.
The young and handsome boss stared at her big round eyes and immediately called her name.
The story begins like this. On an ordinary and busy rainy day on Fulu Island, Lee Bonghao, the owner of the Red Kapok Korean Food Restaurant, picked up a wet Jiang Shuran - a female classmate, deskmate, and childhood sweetheart who has been a good friend since middle school.
And the crush who suddenly disappeared on the eve of the confession.
[In short, it's a light story, and everyone, I hope I can finish it. ]
Intention: "I love you, so every day is a good day."