Full Sail

The novel tells the story of how Pei Shangxuan and Li Li went from squabbling in their adolescence to caring for each other, yet they never confessed their feelings and missed their chance. There is a scar in the palm of Li Li's hand that severs her career line, life line, and love line. This is the scar left by Pei Shangxuan, indelible forever. For fifteen whole years, Pei Shangxuan finally fell in love with Li Li, but her love for him could not continue. It turns out that love is not like migratory birds; it has no set time to return.

Fifteen Years Waiting for the Migratory Birds

Liu Qianren came out of his room, walked over to the coffee table to pour himself some water. Seeing this, Li Li slightly moved her book aside to avoid her homework getting wet while he poured.


With mischief, Liu Qianren curled up a shallow smile. His wrist twisted, the cup tilted slightly, and a stream of water gushed from the rim onto Li Li's notebook—immediately the waterstain spread, "drowning" her freshly completed problems.


"Childish," Li Li lifted her head and coldly gazed at the handsome boy.


Liu Qianren shrugged nonchalantly. "Sorry, sister, my hand slipped." He wore a critical smile and lightly snorted disdainfully, "You look ugly with glasses."


"Whether I look good or not is none of your concern," Li Li shook the water off her workbook and began tidying up the textbooks on the coffee table. Liu Qianren's gaze flickered as he took a seat on the sofa with his water glass, casually flipping open her notebook.


Chapter 5: Like mother, like daughter_7