"I never thought that you would not accept any people, not even a kid and especially when you don't know that people you will just ask them to leave"
"Sister Mianmian, you're trying to leave me behind again. I'm thirsty." I NEED EVERYONE TO STOP AND APPRECIATE THIS LINE. On the surface it's about water. It is absolutely NOT about water. Fu Yanchi is LOOKING AT HER while saying this and he knows exactly what he's doing. The man is playing 4D chess with romantic tension and she's over here thinking she can just hand him a bottle of mineral water and send him on his way. Meanwhile she's the one losing her mind over how he drinks. Let me paint the picture the author gave us: the seductive bob of his Adam's apple, droplets sliding down his jawline, dripping onto his throat, vanishing into the shadows of his collar. THIS IS ROMANCE NOVEL TROPES AT THEIR FINEST. She clicks her tongue, averts her eyes, calls him a devil — and yet she doesn't leave. She SLAMS THE DOOR SHUT and keeps him there. The push-pull is absolutely exquisite. She wants him to leave but she won't let him. He wants her but he won't beg. And the worst part? The text tells us that day she only wanted revenge against Fu Tingshen. This whole thing started as a weapon and now it's become something neither of them can control. That's the kind of emotional complexity that makes me lose sleep over fictional people.
Hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play
"But I just had some porridge…"
Well the years start coming and they don't stop coming
Hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running
With the last of his consciousness, he lied on the ground, on his face a victorious smile plastered with pride.
"Looks like running isn't an option anymore," it said with a chuckle.
Somebody once asked could I spare some change for gas?
You'll never shine if you don't glow
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running