"Just like Chu Peng had said, she had been to many cities and walked many roads, yet she hadn't felt a sense of belonging anywhere.
Only Beijing gave her the feeling of home.
She sat in a park in Chengdu, watching locals gather to drink tea and play cards, but she felt like an outsider, unable to fit in. Although she had a good time during this period, she often felt lonely when alone.
That kind of loneliness was like poison, seeping into her bones, making it more pronounced whenever there were crowds of people laughing and singing.
So, on a whim, she booked a plane ticket, and the moment she truly landed at Beijing Airport, she genuinely felt like she was coming home.
There was an indescribable sense of solidity in her heart.
It was in that moment that she was particularly certain she wanted to stay in Beijing.
Having decided to stay, Gu Lanshan no longer had any reservations, and she seemed much fresher and more spirited, continuing with her usual nine-to-five job.
