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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 2

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      by — The Painted Shadow The thick fog felt almost physical, clinging stickily to Lu Wanheng’s suit sleeves. The silk lining was chilled by the dampness. With every step, her high heels crushed the puddles on the bluestone slabs, splashing fine droplets and creating a rhythmic, cold sound in the silent alley. Her gaze never left that floor-to-ceiling window. The oil painting inside was half-hidden by the mist, like a dream veiled in gauze, creating a strange sense of detachment from the surrounding…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 19

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      by — Lingering Heart Fog The setup for the Riverside Art Center exhibition dragged on until evening. After checking the hanging height of the last frame, Shen Zhiyi rubbed her aching neck and walked out of the art center. Outside, the fog was so thick it seemed inseparable. The grayish-white mist swallowed the river view in the distance, blurring car headlights into halos of light. Electronic traffic screens scrolled with red warnings: the Riverside Expressway was completely closed, and several main roads were…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 18

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      by — Lingering Fog Shen Zhiyi told Lu Wanheng the whole story of Su Man’s custom illustration request under the lights of her studio. She did not embellish, complain, or offer any subtle hints. She simply organized the chat logs, the requirement drafts, and the meeting times and locations into clear text. Along with her prepared rejection message, she sent it all to Lu Wanheng. When she sent the message, her fingertip hovered over the screen for a long time. In the end, she only added one extremely…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 17

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      by — The cold white lights of the exhibition hall left a lingering bitterness in Shen Zhiyi's eyes. The phrase collaborative artist was like a fine thorn pricking at her heart, vibrating slightly with every beat. Even the tips of her fingers, which usually held her brushes with such steady grace, felt an imperceptible chill. For days, she had used work as an excuse to politely push away Lu Wanheng's attempts to get closer. She maintained a clear sense of distance, neither too intimate nor lacking in decorum,…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 16

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      by — Distance Created by a Title The preparation for the exhibition hall at the Riverside Art Center entered its final stage. Lu Wanheng had booked the entire main exhibition floor to set up Shen Zhiyi’s solo illustration exhibition. From the wall colors to the lighting angles, from the frame selection to the flow of the layout, she handled everything personally, wishing she could offer the very best of everything to Shen Zhiyi. Shen Zhiyi spent her days in the exhibition hall, sketching layouts against the…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 15

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      by — Old Shadows Disturb the Heart Su Mans return to the country was like a lingering, thick fog, pressing heavily upon every inch of air between the investment bank tower and the old art studio. Within just three days, she had completely mastered Lu Wanhengs daily routine—down the elevator at exactly six o'clock every evening to escort Shen Zhiyi back to the Old Town District studio, rain or shine, without fail. On the evening of the fourth day, a fine, cold rain began to fall in Wugang. The drizzle mixed…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 14

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      by — Mist Rising in the Heart Late autumn in Wugang was damper and colder than usual. By five in the evening, the remaining glow of dusk was swallowed by thick fog until only a faint, dim yellow remained. The glass curtain walls of the investment banking tower reflected the hazy light, and the flow of traffic in the plaza below surged slowly like a metallic river wrapped in mist. Lu Wanheng closed the final project report and took off her gold-rimmed glasses to rub the bridge of her nose. The phone on her…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 13

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      by — Undercurrents of the Heart On Tuesday afternoon, on the top floor of the investment bank building, the long discussion in the conference room had just ended. Executives left one after another, leaving Lu Wanheng sitting alone in the head seat, rubbing her aching temples. Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, Wugang was wrapped in a grayish-white mist. The river view was blurred into a single mass, much like her disciplined life over the past ten years—precise and efficient, yet cold and rigid, without a…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 12

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      by — It was nearly midnight when she returned to the studio. The fog of Wugang clung to the glass windows, condensing into fine water droplets that blurred the lights of the Old Town District into a gentle haze. Shen Zhiyi leaned against the wooden door, the lingering warmth of the cedar scent from the car still on her fingertips. The flush on her cheeks refused to fade as her mind repeatedly replayed the moment their eyes met in the car—Lu Wanheng’s lowered lashes, his restrained gaze, his fingertips…
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      The Remaining Warmth Of Fog Harbor Chapter 11

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      by — Entwined Gazes The black sedan drove steadily away from the old garden house district, moving slowly along the riverside path. Thick white fog surged up from the sea, condensing into fine water droplets on the car windows, blurring the outside neon lights into a warm glow and turning the cabin into an independent, private little world. Wrapped in Lu Wanheng’s velvet blazer, Shen Zhiyi huddled in the passenger seat. The lingering scent of cedar mingled with the faint aroma of champagne on the jacket, a…
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