She Will Save Everything About Me

Female leads, 1v1, happy ending.

Ji Huaizuo is dumped by her girlfriend on the very day she meets a super-social little ball of energy who comes up to her and asks, "Sister, I don’t have a phone yet. Can I have my mom add you on WeChat?"

But the little ball’s mother is an extreme introvert, clutching her phone tightly and covering the little ball’s mouth as she keeps trying to strike up a conversation, desperately shaking her head.

The two of them become Ji Huaizuo’s new neighbors. Mother and daughter are both terrible at taking care of themselves, and Ji Huaizuo has a soft spot for children, so she allows request after request.

Only later does she realize that, aside from the child’s initial request to play with her, all the other ones were encouraged by the mother.

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Ruan Fujin has moved into a new home. Her neighbor has a striking face but is cold, with eyes that seem unable to spark interest in anything. One look and you can tell she would be hard to get along with, so she simply isn’t interested and decides not to interact at all.

Unexpectedly, her daughter takes a liking to exactly that type. After some time, even she overturns her original impression and develops longing for that hard-to-approach person.

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Ji Huaizuo once thought that neither love nor family would ever be given to her again.

But one day, when she takes the hands of one adult and one child, she finally understands that this world still could not bear to abandon her.

Ruan Fujin has been quiet and introverted her whole life. The boldest, most out-of-line things she has ever done are stealing Little Ball back from the welfare home and dragging Ji Huaizuo to stand before her parents.

"Dad, Mom, this is the result I chose after many years. I will only make this choice once in my life, and it has to be her."

Important note:

Little Ball is the child of Ruan Fujin’s neighbor sister. The exact situation is explained in the story and she is not her biological child.

Ji: my loneliness, my being unwanted

Ruan: my helplessness, my being misunderstood

All of that has been saved by you.