"Quickly...quickly remember who you are?"

Pink strands of hair drifted before my eyes, and that blurry face was rapidly receding into the distance.

Lu Ze reached out as if to grab something, but his fingertips only touched nothingness.

He suddenly opened his eyes, and in his field of vision was the familiar ceiling. The morning light shone through the gaps in the curtains and cast a thin golden band of light on the wall.

It's that dream again.

He lay on the bed, his chest rising and falling slightly, staring blankly at the ceiling for a long time.

He still remembers a girl with pink hair in his dream, and he wanted to catch her.

But as soon as I wake up, all the details slip through my fingers like sand, leaving only an indescribable sense of loss.

"symbol……"

He uttered a single word, then froze in shock.

What is the symbol?

he does not know.

Lu Ze shook his head, as if trying to shake these chaotic thoughts out of his mind, and then sat up.

The alarm clock on the bedside table showed 6:30.

Summer days dawn early, and sunlight has already streamed into the room through the gaps in the curtains.

It's so late, I can't fall asleep anymore.

Lu Ze threw off the covers, went to the bathroom to wash up, and then went into the kitchen to prepare breakfast.

He tried to suppress the inexplicable stirring in his heart by keeping himself busy.

About half an hour later, a small pot of golden, thick millet porridge and two plates of delicious stir-fries were served on the table.

Lu Ze took off his apron and glanced at the clock on the wall—7:15.

He decided to wake Bonya up.

Reaching the door of the second bedroom, I gently turned the doorknob and pushed the door open.

A cool breeze swept over me, and the air conditioner was still blowing cold air.

Lu Ze's gaze first fell on the black gaming table that was closer to the door.

Various game controllers and cables were scattered haphazardly on the table, beside the chair, and even on the floor, with several piled up crookedly.

Clearly, the owner of this room stayed up all night playing video games again last night.

His gaze fell on the bed.

At this moment, Bonya was curled up in bed like a kitten, with the blanket half-draped over her body, only covering her waist and abdomen.

She was wearing a loose-fitting onesie with rabbit pajamas, and two long rabbit ears from the hood dangled down to her pillow.

The neckline of her pajamas was wide open due to her sleeping position, revealing a section of her fair collarbone and shoulder.

She slept soundly, her breathing steady and long, completely unaware that someone had broken in.

Lu Ze watched this scene and couldn't help but chuckle.

He walked to the bedside, sat down on the edge of the bed, and gently nudged Bonya's shoulder.

"Baby, wake up and eat."

Bonya's eyelashes fluttered a few times as she struggled to open her sleepy eyes and dazedly glanced at Lu Ze.

Then she closed her eyes, turned over, and faced away from him, expressing her attitude through her actions: she wouldn't accept it.

Helpless, Lu Ze nudged her shoulder again.

"Get up, the porridge is getting cold."

Bonya did not move.

"Bonya?"

There was still no response.

Just as Lu Ze was about to provide the wake-up service again, Bangya suddenly rolled over, opened her eyes, and glared at him fiercely.

She was clearly getting impatient with Lu Ze's noise.

Then she reached out, wrapped her arms around Lu Ze's neck, and gently kissed him on the cheek.

"Let me sleep for another half hour," Bonya bargained.

Her voice was soft and husky, with the languid quality of someone just waking up, as if she were being coquettish.

"no."

Lu Ze tried to make his tone sound firm.

Bonya kissed him again, this time on the corner of his mouth.

"Breakfast..." Lu Ze seemed less determined.

The third time.

Luze gave in.

He sighed, reached out to help her straighten her open collar, his tone filled with a helpless, indulgent affection.

"Just half an hour. If you don't get up soon, the porridge will clump together."

"Love you."

After saying that, Bangya kissed him on the cheek again, then let go, snuggled back into the blankets, hugged the blankets, and closed her eyes contentedly.

Lu Ze looked at her lazy, reluctant-to-get-out-of-bed appearance, shook his head, stood up, and tiptoed out of the room.

Back at the dining table, I served myself a bowl of porridge and slowly drank it.

The morning light streamed in through the window, casting a warm patch of light on the table.

The room was quiet, with only the low hum of the air conditioner unit and the occasional chirping of birds from outside the window.

This is his daily life with Bonya.

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