Trapped by Gardenia

[He is the shackles that press on the scars all over her body, and he is also the ferry for her to escape from the sea of suffering] When she was thirteen years old, she was abandoned by her biological father and became homeless. Grandpa protected her body, which was burning hot, behind him and gave her a place to stay. From then on, she hid her cowardice and grievances and stayed in the teahouse, living like a calm pool of stagnant water. He was her grandson's biological father. She should have called him brother respectfully, but she couldn't help but get closer to him. He carried stability into her life full of thorns. He was calm and gentle, soothing all her insecurities and traumas from childhood to adulthood, and lifted her from the cold quagmire to the warm and bright world. He is measured and gentle; She broke her timidity and moved freely. He was close, and she felt at ease; When he walked away, she was helpless.