The sketchbook also contained a comic created by the girl, titled "The Prince and Cinderella."
Baili Mu opened the comic with trepidation.
As he opened this hand-drawn comic, it was as if he had suddenly stepped into a world of bright spring sunshine and blossoming flowers by the water's edge, and feelings of shock and joy arose spontaneously, like powerful shockwaves striking all his senses.
It turned out that the girl he had just started liking liked him back.
He eagerly flipped through it page by page, all the way to the last one, where the story was to be continued.
The story had progressed up to the point where the male protagonist, Amu, was about to go study at the female protagonist Ah Lan's school, and then it hadn't been continued any further.
The comic had been serialized in five volumes, each filled with Ah Lan's fondness and anticipation for Amu, her prince charming.
