Chapter 65: Sorrowful Red
Tsukuyomi
She said, “I’ve made up my mind. You don’t need to worry about me. Just as you left so decisively that day, please do the same today.” Shen Yao pointed…
Urban Legend Syndrome
Chapter 64: White Dove
Even though it was summer vacation, there were still faculty coming and going at the School, so the entrance gate wasn’t locked. Cheng Orange and Shen Yao laid their bicycles…
Chapter 63: Saving Seriously Ill Yun Xue
“Aunt, Cheng Orange and I are heading out for a bit! We’ll eat outside today!” Shen Yao called out toward his front door. He didn’t wait for his aunt’s response…
Chapter 62: Tyrannosaurus Squad
“I’m glad to have met a companion at the end of my journey. Although our time together was brief, it shone brighter than any other moment in this dim world.…
Chapter 61: The Will
To be honest, right now he really wanted to throw away whatever Qiao Yunxue had sent him straight into the trash. Now that his image of Qiao Yunxue had been…
Chapter 60: Never Heard Your Name
It had been seven days since Shen Yao and Qiao Yunxue broke off their relationship. These seven days had passed without incident. Through his aunt’s introduction, Shen Yao started working…
Chapter 59: Heart-Wrenching Pain
“You’ve failed completely, whether as a brother or in any other role.” Qiao Yunxue spoke with biting sarcasm. There were some things only a fellow patient like her could see…
Chapter 58: Two Women
Sometimes, in the lonely nights, she would ponder what Love truly was. Her shallow understanding of Love came entirely from her Mother’s lonely, obsessive, and poisonous Love toward her Father.…
Chapter 57: Unobservable Pain
The plan proceeded as scheduled. She walked through the swimming hall, absent-mindedly weaving a new tale for The Swimmer’s Tale. This time, her inspiration came from Chuck Palahniuk’s work. “There’s…
Chapter 56: Previously
After the Telephone Urban Legend, her attitude towards Shen Yao changed quietly. This change was not obvious; it existed only deep within her heart. In the past, she had merely…