share time: 2025-11-04 00:30:19
Lin Xiaoman, who struggled in Shenzhen for five years, was just laid off when she got a call that her grandma was seriously ill. She hurried onto the homebound high-speed train overnight. To her surprise, the passenger next to her was Chen Mo—her first love who disappeared suddenly in high school, now a doctor rooted in the village. Back then, Chen Mo dropped out quietly to take care of his gravely ill grandma, fearing he’d hold her back from college. Reunited, they stayed by grandma’s side until she recovered, and those unsaid words hidden for ten years finally came to light. Xiaoman realized the “home” she’d been searching for was never the office lights, but the locust flower fragrance at the hometown alley, the warm ginger tea in Chen Mo’s hand, and the joy of building a picture book library for village kids together—turns out, on the long journey home, the brightest light has always been where someone waits for her to turn back.
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