"Isn't there a moment worth remembering, just in those everyday details? That man is strange, isn't he? You clearly know his flaws—they're so blatantly obvious—yet you still fell deeply for him. You found yourself caring more and more, until you suddenly realized that perhaps you've already grown to like him?"
...
Ji Nanjue's eyes were briefly clouded with mist as he thought of his encounters with Su Bei, from their first meeting to the present. Indeed, as Key Smoke had said, there was nothing particularly special, no deeply impressive moments. Yet, it was as if some magic had made him gradually open his heart to Su Bei, allowing him to be completely honest and open.
"Can Master really not let go of him?" Ji Nanjue asked. "This Disciple ultimately fails to understand Master's thoughts... but must it be him, and no one else?"
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