After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

The printing factory is a relatively polluting industry and is built on the edge of the city.

It’s a two-hour drive from the publishing house.

However, because the university town where Lincheng University is located is relatively remote and happens to be in the same direction as the printing factory, it is actually more convenient to get there.

“This isn’t my first time at the printing house.”

Lin Xingran seemed to be familiar with the place.

The two first took the bus to the terminal, then met the people from the printing factory who came to pick them up, and then got on a slightly crowded pickup truck and arrived half an hour later.

"Do you need to come to the printing factory frequently to monitor this book?" Jiang Baige asked.

Lin Xingran shook his head: "No, it's just because this is my first book, so I don't want to miss any step in producing it."

Just like a mother's feelings for her child, or even deeper, because books will not harm their "mother".

Perhaps it was the words of the "child", or perhaps it was standing in the printing factory, surrounded by so many finished and semi-finished books, that made Jiang Baige think of Jingchai.

They haven't been in touch for a long time. She really wants to know how they are doing, whether the matter has been dealt with, whether it has affected her writing, and whether she plans to continue writing...

But she never sent out the edited text because she didn't know how to ask questions so as to appear not to be intentionally prying into her privacy, and she didn't know whether asking these questions would cause her secondary harm.

But now she thought of her again.

"What are you thinking about?" Lin Xingran pulled Jiang Baige, who was almost tripped by the packing rope on the ground, "When you look up at the stars, you must also keep your feet on the ground."

Jiang Baige laughed and brought her thoughts back from their wandering state.

But she didn't pull herself back completely. She was thinking, could she write a story about publishing, with Lin Xingran as the heroine, and write about how she practices her ideals...

This seems a bit thin because she doesn't want to turn the workplace into a "place" where love happens.

Then turn this story into a group portrait, for example, four classmates in the Chinese Department dormitory, who went their separate ways after graduation but unexpectedly met again at a book fair.

Among them are editors, frustrated aspiring writers who have yet to publish any books, bookstore clerks who are being bullied, and... housewives who stopped working because they got married too early and finally found time to come to the book fair.

A new story happened again around the reunited four people...

"What are you thinking about?" Lin Xingran's voice interrupted the story in Jiang Baige's mind. "After becoming an editor, I met many authors. Sometimes I felt familiar with them. Later I remembered that it was because I saw you wandering and writing in the dormitory in the past few years. It was very similar."

Jiang Baige smiled silently. It seemed that Chen Xi had said the same thing.

Today was strange. She kept thinking of Jingchai and the others for no reason.

The smell of ink became stronger and stronger. The two could not get too close to the machine and could only watch from a distance through the huge glass.

After a while, someone came to find Lin Xingran, apparently to confirm some printing details with her.

Lin Xingran frowned and made a quick phone call, apparently to the art editor, to confirm the format of the file sent and whether it was the final version...

No one noticed Jiang Baige, and she didn't want to disturb Lin Xingran's work, so she quietly stepped away and started watching in the printing factory.

Gradually, the smell of ink in my nose faded, and was replaced by a plastic smell.

She walked to another area where books were being packaged.

A book fell to the ground. It had a bright cover, a bright yellow background, and pink words, which was almost dazzling... The ground was littered with books like this, most of which had not yet been plastic-wrapped, like a huge sunflower field.

But Jiang Baige had never seen a sunflower field.

She bent down, picked up the book, and then froze.

The two words "Jingchai" are printed in dark red on the cover, which are more eye-catching than the three words "Lilith" in the title.

Jiang Baige immediately understood that Jingchai had taken her "child" back.

It did not become the whining of "Adam" in the "Garden of Eden" who pretended to be a victim of seduction, but became its own "Lilith" and, even though it was seriously injured, it escaped from domestication.

Jiang Baige took out her cell phone, took pictures of Lilith's victory flags around her, and sent them to Jingchai.

She wrote: [Congratulations, my Lilith, you brought her back to life. ]

When she sent it, she had no thought of causing offense or harm, she only had heartfelt congratulations.

Of course, I didn't expect a reply.

But soon, Jingchai replied, and it was much more than Jiang Baige wanted: [Long time no see, Baige. When are you free? Let's meet, I have a lot to say to you. Also, congratulations on your admission to Anjing University. ]

Jiang Baige's fingers trembled slightly: [Okay. ]

A few days later, Jiang Baige saw Jing Chai, who was emitting a soft light, in the newly opened restaurant next to the cafe on campus where Lu Tian was discovered and entered the entertainment industry.

This was the first time she didn't feel that sadness in her.

She thought, Jingchai is really a very powerful person.

"The coffee shop next door is packed." Jingchai sat opposite Jiang Baige with a smile, "It's better here, it's quiet."

Because of Lu Tian, ​​that coffee shop has become an "Internet celebrity" and people often come to take photos and check in.

There are also people who will wait for Lu Tian to appear in this cafe.

He has returned to Lincheng, but seems to seldom come to school to attend classes. There are not many classes in the third year.

When Jiang Baige thinks of him occasionally, she feels a sense of disconnection.

Seeing Lu Tian active in the circle of friends - she guessed that Lu Tian would not block her for any reason, unless he had no awareness of being a "traffic" and wanted to show off his love in the circle of friends; then seeing those who admired Lu Tian, ​​checked in at the place where he was discovered, and waited for him, she didn't even know which one was real.

She took a sip of coffee. Lu Tian should prefer iced American coffee now because it can reduce edema.

"Senior, how are you doing lately?"

This is a very cliché opening line, but it is also what Jiang Baige wants to know most at the moment.

So Jingchai did not blame him, but told him the truth.

She got her novel back and successfully published the book; she and Chen Xi moved out of their original homes, shared a two-bedroom apartment, and officially became roommates; she began to see a psychologist regularly every week, and no longer had to worry about not wanting to die because she had many stories left to write.

After saying that, Jingchai took out her new book from her bag and said, "I don't have any other gifts to give you, so I'll just give you this book."

Jiang Baige opened the book and was shocked to find that her name was written on the title page, right next to "Women's League" and Chen Xi.

Their names are followed by -

"Thank you. Without you, this book and I would not exist right now."