Cutest Kitty

Su Nanzhi was born with a heart condition and was once told she wouldn't live past 18.
But she survived, and with her extraordinary eyes, her heart was trained to remain untroubled. The first time she saw Jiang Beiyu, she heard a song beating "thump thump" in her chest.
He was so handsome.
Su Nanzhi fit the image of a delicate beauty all too well, and she happened to have been nurtured in a rural village for over a decade. Her uncles, brothers, and sisters in the family looked at her as though she were a performing monkey.
That is, until this performing monkey shed all her covert coats...
Theater 1:
Owing to Su Nanzhi's heart condition, her classmates were always afraid to say anything too stimulating, even speaking to her in soft, gentle tones. Later, at dawn, a few classmates who loved horror films bumped into Su Nanzhi at a midnight showing in a movie theater.
Classmate: “…”
Is the tolerance for heart disease this high now?
Su Nanzhi: Will you listen to my explanation?
You might not believe it, but the ghosts in the movies aren't as scary as the ones she saw when she first started out.
Theater 2:
The handsome and distinguished young man read Su Nanzhi's old journals and found out how she had drooled over her own face for more than just a day or two.
He frowned as if he had encountered a problem trickier than Goldbach's Conjecture and finally couldn't help but ask her:
“Are you sure you're just into my face?”
“My body is pretty good too, do you want to check it out?”

The Fragile Beauty Can See the Ghost

The household register indeed listed only the little girl by herself, but she also said that before their parents had died, they had left quite a bit of wealth, enough for both her and her brother to live on and for medical expenses.


After Headmaster Yu understood this, he confirmed that there was nothing scandalous behind it.


There had indeed been cases in the past where parents had abandoned and then reclaimed their children, but the reasons behind those were often ridiculously trivial.


An Yunhuai was someone Headmaster Yu had watched grow up. He knew how precious the child was and how his upbringing was marked by loneliness and sensitivity, something that not even a few words of comfort from him, so-called adult, could ease.


Now that family had finally come to take him, Headmaster Yu hoped he could have a home—a happy home.


Chapter 358: Childhood