The familiar light fragrance suddenly hit him— Jing Yi slowly raised his eyes, looking somewhat dazed, but the burning pain on his cheek clearly told him that the person protecting him was indeed Shu He. She had witnessed this utterly miserable scene. Jing Ze Liang methodically wiped his hands with a handkerchief, his movements precise,…

The next day, Shu He went to pick up Yao Qing from the hospital. On the way home, Shu Hua casually mentioned: “Xiao Yun had something to do and couldn’t make it, otherwise he wanted to come see us off.” Shu He pretended not to hear and sent a message to Jing Yi: [We’ll arrive…

The traffic jam lasted nearly an hour, with rain still pouring heavily. The driver in front cursed a few times. He unbuckled his seatbelt and pushed the door open, instantly letting in a gust of bone-chilling wind mixed with cold rain. “Miss, wait here a moment. I’ll go check what’s happening.” Shu He’s phone had…

Shu He returned to her room, trying hard to calm her emotions. But when she closed her eyes, all she could see was his bloodshot eyes. She felt restless. She grabbed her clean clothes and went to the bathroom to shower, applied a face mask, and moisturised her body. When everything was done, she lay…

As she came in with her things, Yao Qing instinctively asked, “What did you buy?” Shu He placed the items on the side. “Sandwiches. I got hungry earlier.” Shu Hua couldn’t help saying, “You should eat more at lunch instead of always having these things.” Shu He ignored him and sat on a nearby stool,…

His heart felt as if it had been carved open, blood and bitterness flowing out. He controlled his surging sadness and trembling, pressing the button on his wheelchair firmly: “Not needed.” Shu He’s words stopped in her throat. She watched him turn away, not looking back even as he entered the lift. Only after Jing…

At this hour, the campus was nearly empty. The air remained silent for a while, until the cat meowed twice more. Shu He came back to her senses and looked at him with extreme annoyance: “Are you sick in the head?” She stood up, and the cat at her feet immediately rolled over. “How did…

After two years of not seeing Shu He, Jing Yi sat expressionless in his wheelchair. Before he could pretend to be cold and say anything, the woman had already walked past him with a calm expression. No pity, no hatred, no disappointment — just looking through him as if he were a stranger. Shu He…