You Can Stay Here

Thirty-two-year-old Shen Du chose to retire at the peak of his life. He changed from a CEO who was busy with everything to an idler drinking tea and walking his dog. He met the owner Wen Jinghao at the corner teahouse. A cup of old white tea, a slow time, and the days slowly unfolded like tea leaves. He learned to cook, raised a black and white border collie named Mo Mo, and had three or five friends who got together from time to time. His life was so simple that he only had daily routine. But there is the deepest tenderness in daily life. He didn't feel lonely when he was alone. Only after meeting her did he understand what peace of mind meant. This is a novel about letting go and staying. There is no thrill, just a slow flow. Take your time, the tea will cool, but the person will not leave.