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Shining like the stars
Everyone in the neighborhood told me the same thing: “You’re in your seventies now. Don’t get a divorce. Just put up with him until the end.” -
The next day, Uncle Sun rode his bicycle to the village with news. The factory had held a meeting. Zhenghao was fired, and I was offered his position. They even promised me a special post, knowing I was a single mother. I packed up, took my two-year-old daughter, and rode on the back of Uncle Sun’s bike to the city. The early spring wind was chilly, but my heart was full of hope. This time, I was determined to take control of my own fate. The factory leadership wanted to put me in logistics, but I…-
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Everyone was stunned. Auntie Liu pulled me aside, “Yinghua, how will you manage alone with a child?” Others chimed in, “Men make mistakes. As long as he repents, it’s fine.” They only saw Zhenghao’s momentary lapse, not the lifetime of hardship I’d endured. I looked Uncle Sun in the eye. “Uncle, after my father died, the job should have been mine. But since I married Zhenghao, he took it instead.” “Now that we’re divorcing, and I’m left alone with our daughter, can…-
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Two years swept by. Our daughter obtained her trial medicine at last. She placed it in my trembling hands. "Mom, give this to Dad. Don’t dismiss it again. If you won’t do it for him, do it for me." I swallowed my doubts. But when she was gone, I kept doing as I had always done building him a new memory. "Do you remember?" I said, voice light as I knitted, weaving stories. "You and Yulan studied together once. A single sweet potato, you split in halves. One bite hers, one bite yours." I…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 9
Years later, life moved as if sleepwalking. One weekend, our daughter returned home. Bright and determined, she had gone into geriatric medical research. Alzheimer’s was one of her chosen studies. Her mentor, an expert in the field, had told her new drug trials were beginning. "Mom, when I get access to the trial, Dad will be one of the first patients," she promised, eyes fierce. That day, she placed a framed wedding portrait of Shen Weilin and Zhao Yulan in our living room. Their youth was…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 8
Later, the truth revealed. My mother had drugged the soup. She had summoned Yan Ming, hoping to force him into a trap with me, to seal our futures together. But fate twisted. Yan Ming never came. It was Shen Weilin who walked through that door. So the scandal was born. I was on the floor, wrapped in shame, when my mother dragged me before Madam Shen to beg forgiveness. "Please, we seek no restitution. I will take my daughter and leave the Shen household." Madam Shen pressed her temples,…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 7
In a haze of panic, I hatched a reckless plan. Only one way to kill Yan Ming’s longing completely. I would elope with him. If I left with him, then perhaps sun could return to sun, moon to moon, and wild grass could surrender itself to the wilderness again. That night, storm clouds gathered, thunder grumbling from the heavens. I tidied Shen Weilin’s books one last time, hands shaking with final duty. He sat by the window, for once not reading, simply watching me with unreadable eyes.…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 6
The last thing I heard was Shen Weilin’s calm, steady voice: "Ying, don’t be afraid." The men dragged us into a rickety shack on the edge of the fields and threw me roughly to the ground, slamming the door. Darkness smothered the space no windows, no cracks, no escape. Shen Weilin quickly shifted closer, his voice steady, though I could feel his pulse racing. "Are you hurt?" I shook my head. "Don’t be afraid," he said firmly, placing himself beside me, close enough that I could feel the…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 5
My vision blurred, tears soaking the thin paper. Outside, I heard his voice: "Ying, can you bring me something?" I quickly wiped my cheeks, stepped out, and answered with a practiced calm. He glanced at me eyes faraway, perhaps unaware of their own depth. Then, suddenly, he murmured a line I thought lost forever: "Do you want to see my flowers? They’ve bloomed beautifully today." Twenty-five years. Twenty-five years he had used that same sentence whenever my sadness overtook me. My…-
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The Prisoner of Time Chapter 4
I first came to the Shen household at twenty years old. My father had been weak all his life, and when his health worsened suddenly, my mother could no longer shoulder our family’s burdens on her own. She had already been working as a maid in the Shen household, and when Madam Shen heard of our struggles, she offered me work too. I was deeply grateful. The pay was better than I had ever dreamt and, for the first time, I felt I could actually help hold my family together. From the very first day,…-
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