Wu Na knew she was unfortunate, but she also knew she was fortunate.

Having experienced the loss of her family, she believed that nothing could defeat her anymore.

In reality, she was still naive.

She looked up at the night.

The person who helped her up and guided her onto the right path in life was not by her side.

The place she is in now is empty.

Only faintly glowing seaweed covered the entire shallows, while the long coastline in the distance shimmered with light.

She walked barefoot on the ocean waves.

When I tried to sing as loudly as I used to, I couldn't produce a beautiful tone.

The death of my mother.

My brother is in a coma.

It never broke her.

The fact that Qu Jian'er's glasses were stolen and that she was poisoned and rendered mute by Du Zicheng did not make her despair.

Just not being able to see that person made her feel as if she had lost all hope.

However, this is not the main reason for the despair.

She knew she had fallen for someone she shouldn't have, someone she could never be with again.

The culprit who harmed her entire family is dead.

The father regained his vitality.

My younger brother woke up too.

She lost her voice, the very means of survival, and the confidence to pursue the person she longed for.

It seems she no longer has the courage to stand up.

Bitter tears fell.

She stood there for a very long time.

It will continue until the tide recedes and never rises again.

She gradually stepped into the seawater, as the water rose over her ankles, over her knees, over her waist...

"Nana!!!"

Wu Na suddenly turned her head.

The person she had been longing for came running towards her, stumbling. He tripped over the seawater shrouded in night and fell into the cold water, but immediately got up.

Fearing that they might be a step too late.

This could lead to tragedy.

Wu Na couldn't believe it: "Xiao Nan?"

She never expected that someone from so many planets would appear before her.

So real.

So dazed.

Since my mother left.

She rarely cried because she knew that no one would ever again be so kind as to wipe away her tears.

Wu Na concealed her wet, tearful eyes and stared intently at Lan Xiaonan, who was running towards her.

Lan Xiaonan was so out of breath she could hardly catch her breath.

Yet he still ran towards her as if his life depended on it.

After Lan Xiaonan arrived in front of Wu Na.

Lan Xiaonan cried and hit her, saying, "What those people said doesn't matter. If the company is gone, it's gone. You still have me, you still have us. Why die? Death is the only way to end it all. It will only cause pain to your loved ones and joy to your enemies!"

She was terrified and slapped Wu Na with her palm, trying to wake her up with the pain.

Wu Na shook her head slightly: "I didn't intend to die."

She let Lan Xiaonan's fists pound on her, her eyes filled only with worry for the person in front of her.

She was afraid that her voice would reveal something was wrong.

Try to describe things as concisely as possible.

But Lan Xiaonan still noticed the abnormality in the voice.

Lan Xiaonan dared not touch her friend in front of her again: "What, what's wrong with your voice!?"

Wu Na shook her head again: "Why did you suddenly come here? Wasn't your show preparing to resume airing?"

Her voice was hoarse and unpleasant, like a crow with a pebble stuck in its throat.

Despite Wu Na's nonchalant attitude.

But Lan Xiaonan could still sense the pain hidden in that restrained narration.

That pain.

Deep and intense.

Like a long-standing sorrow, it becomes even more unbearable with the passage of time.

Just a light touch.

Then the bitter juice inside will overflow.

Lan Xiaonan shook her head, her voice trembling with tears, and said, "If you were gone, what do you think I would do?"

Wu Na paused, immediately realizing that Lan Xiaonan had indeed misunderstood her. She lacked confidence and courage, but she knew that only by living could one have hope.

She never had suicidal thoughts.

I just wanted to take a walk on the beach that the other person liked, but I was overwhelmed by countless emotions.

She was on the verge of a breakdown.

I was just about to step into the water to calm down.

This was her usual way of calming herself down.

But Lan Xiaonan's gaze was resolute, and Wu Na dared not provoke her further, saying that she had often done the same thing before.

She was afraid of being "beaten" again.

Wu Na whispered, "Don't you know me? I would never deceive myself with death."

After a moment of silence.

Lan Xiaonan had calmed down, but she still wanted to confirm one more time: "Then what are you doing at the beach, and why did you walk in here!"

Wu Na thought for a moment and explained in a more tactful way: "You like the sea, but you're also afraid of it. I want to stand here and look at it for you."

Upon hearing this...

Lan Xiaonan pouted, looking aggrieved.

Her small, tear-streaked face immediately turned bright red.

He regained his composure upon seeing people.

Wu Na teased, "You're really something now, aren't you? You're not afraid of the sea anymore, and you've been standing here chatting with me for so long."

I don't want the person in front of me to be hurt again.

Wu Na changed the subject, and at the same time, took the opportunity to tidy up the stray hairs on the other person's forehead.

Lan Xiaonan then realized that she was standing in the sea, surrounded by dark, murky water.

Her legs trembled uncontrollably, and a sense of dizziness and fear enveloped her mind.

As Wu Na chuckled softly.

Lan Xiaonan pounced on Wu Na, wrapping her legs around her waist and her arms around her neck.

Wu Na was caught off guard by Lan Xiaonan's actions, and she was thrown back slightly by the tackle.

She smiled, took off her coat, draped it over Lan Xiaonan's shoulders, and then hugged her tightly.

One was to alleviate fear.

One is trying to hold the person in their arms.

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