Chapter 221: The Little Catgirl with Tear-Stained Cheeks
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Though my contact with Father over the years had been limited to a few mailed letters—most likely carefully polished by his so-called Miss Secretary— I still understood him quite clearly:…
December 2025
Chapter 220: Belated Fatherly Love?
I may be a fool, but that only means I occasionally make silly mistakes when dealing with people; it doesn’t mean I can’t pick up on the hidden meanings in…
Chapter 219: Mr. Lin, Long Time No See
The courtyard gate was beautifully crafted. As the first area on display to the outside world, it had been designed from the very beginning of renovation with an array of…
Chapter 218: An Unexpected Visitor
This old house must have been carefully renovated, and someone still comes by regularly to tidy it up. Even the weeds in the corners have been pulled clean, and a…
Chapter 217: The Swing
The streets and alleys were adorned with rich cultural decorations, completely disrupting the lingering memories in my mind. Fortunately, this village had only been transformed into a tourist spot, not…
Chapter 216: The Unfamiliar ‘Home’
The village of my old home had been transformed into a tourist spot, and all those dirty, chaotic, and poor impressions from my childhood that lingered in my mind had…
Chapter 215: Big Kitty and Little Kitty
The scenery outside the car window whizzed past like a shuttle, making my head spin a little. Maybe it was because I rarely rode in a car and wasn’t used…
Chapter 214: Bamboo Grove
After completing the ritual of tomb sweeping and ancestor worship, my uncle only stayed with me on the rooftop of this building for a little over half an hour before…
Chapter 14: Tea With Someone I Can’t Like
‘Oh no!’ “…….” “…….” Inside the room, only Margareta was there. We stared blankly at each other for a moment. I thought I’d skillfully avoided that awkward encounter with Evan…
Chapter 13: The Writer’s Return
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It was an ad for the TVm Drama Contest, one of the biggest drama contests in the country. Taeha stared blankly at the phrase written in the ad. Old memories…