Between the Stars

In the corner where no one saw, he silently guarded her youth. Now that everyone is watching, can she see the stars in his eyes? Lu Ranxing's world is small. It is so small that it can only hold a canvas an inch above the easel, and it is so small that it can only quietly observe the world behind the barrier of autism. A 25-year-old art design assistant lives with her stepmother and barely gets along with her boyfriend who doesn't understand her. Her life was gray - until the painting "Sunflowers in the Rain" was mysteriously sold in the art gallery, until the impossible project of the Ji Group suddenly came to her. But she didn't know that he was the one who bought the painting and the one who appointed her. Ji Yunxian's world is huge. It can be as big as being in charge of a tens of billions business empire, or as big as every decision affecting thousands of lives. The 25-year-old CEO of Ji's Group is calm, precise and never makes mistakes. No one knows that he treasures a quiet memory about the corner of the library in his heart - the girl who always appears on Wednesdays and Fridays, her slightly pursed lips when drawing, and the carefully wrapped apple core when she leaves. When they reunited four years later, she no longer remembered him and there was someone else by her side. He could have watched from afar, but when he saw her thin figure holding the painting in the rain, and the dazzling scene of her boyfriend grabbing her wrist, Ji Yunxian made the most un-Ji-general decision in his life: to approach in the name of cooperation, to use the starlight as a guide, and to pave a path for her to the clouds. "Your painting reminds me of a person," he said. "Who?" She asked. "A man who taught me how to remain quiet in a noisy world."