Koori ga Tokeru no wo Matteru Manhua

Title: Waiting for the Ice to Melt In the picturesque town of Snowridge, where winter held its icy grip year-round, lived a young artist named Aiden. Known for his intricate paintings of the frozen landscape, Aiden's soul was as cold and isolated as the snow-covered mountains that surrounded the town. Despite his artistic talents, Aiden struggled to find connection and warmth in the frosty world he inhabited. One fateful night, as the full moon bathed the town in its silvery light, Aiden found himself standing by the edge of the frozen lake. The air was still, the only sound the soft crunch of snow under his feet. As he gazed out at the shimmering expanse of ice, a shadowy figure caught his eye - a stranger named Kian, with hauntingly sad eyes that seemed to mirror Aiden's own loneliness. As they tentatively began to converse, Aiden felt a flicker of something unfamiliar stirring within him. It was a feeling akin to the first rays of dawn after a long winter night - a sense of hope and warmth that thawed the icy walls he had built around his heart. Kian's presence was like a gentle breeze, melting away the barriers Aiden had so carefully constructed. In the quiet stillness of the night, under the watchful gaze of the moon, Aiden and Kian found solace in each other's company. Their shared stories and shared laughter filled the frozen air with a sense of belonging and understanding. And as they stood side by side, overlooking the frozen lake, Aiden felt a spark of something blossoming between them - a connection that transcended words and touched the deepest parts of their souls. With each passing moment, the ice around Aiden's heart began to melt, revealing a newfound warmth and vulnerability. And in Kian's eyes, he saw not only his own reflection but also the promise of a love that was as pure and eternal as the winter snow. In that fleeting moment, Aiden realized that true love had the power to thaw even the coldest of hearts, and for the first time in a long while, he found himself truly alive, basking in the glow of a love that had been waiting to bloom all along.