Give Me Another Smile (GL) Chapter 167 - Name-Change Fee

"In my dream, the other me was not good at all. I didn't understand you, didn't cherish you, and even yelled at you loudly..." Yin Zhao-an spoke nervously, tightening her grip on Tang Yu's hand. "And then you disappeared."

Tang Yu froze, unable to speak. Why did Yin Zhao-an's description resemble her past life so much?

"You were locked in an underground basement. It was dark and damp, and you were waiting for me to come and save you, but I never showed up," Yin Zhao-an continued. "You called my name in the darkness in despair and helplessness."

Tears welled up in Tang Yu's eyes as she recalled that scene from the past. At the time, her body hurt all over from the violence she was subjected to, and her already weak stomach grew even weaker. Eventually, she recognized that she didn't have long left to live, and she only wished she could see Yin Zhao-an one last time in her final moments. Unfortunately, even that small wish was not granted to her.

"So, I went to pick you up. You saw me, but you said I wasn't the person you were looking for," Yin Zhao-an narrated the story, step by step, like telling a tale. "In the end, I kissed you, and you thanked me. That's when the dream ended."

When Yin Zhao-an spoke up to this point, she felt the person in her arms trembling. Although she couldn't see Tang Yu's face, she sighed silently and embraced Tang Yu tightly, asking, "Are you mad at me? I kissed the you in my dream, even though I knew that person wasn't the real you."

Tang Yu didn't answer right away. Instead, she turned around and gave Yin Zhao-an a fleeting kiss. Then, in a choked voice, she said, "I'm not angry. Thank you... Thank you…"

Yin Zhao-an didn't understand why she was being thanked, but she silently accepted Tang Yu's kiss and affectionately rubbed her nose against Tang Yu's face.

As for Tang Yu, she naturally knew everything Yin Zhao-an saw was real. So, she was grateful to Yin Zhao-an for giving "Tang Yu," who had reached the end of her life, a last bit of warmth and sunshine. At the very least, the

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