Transference (Hyang Yu) Manhua

In the quiet corner of the campus library, Suah sat hunched over her notebook, the soft scratching of her pen filling the otherwise silent air. Lost in the world of her own creation, she barely noticed when a shadow fell over her table. Looking up, she found herself face to face with Hyang Yu, a senior with a warm smile that reached his eyes. "Hey there, mind if I sit?" Hyang asked, already pulling out a chair before Suah could respond. She nodded silently, taken aback by his easy familiarity. As he settled in opposite her, Suah couldn't help but feel a spark of curiosity. What was it about this guy that seemed to effortlessly break through her walls? Their interactions became a regular occurrence, with Hyang seeking Suah out in the library or the campus courtyard. Slowly but surely, he chipped away at the ice around her heart, his infectious laughter and genuine interest thawing the frost that had encased her emotions for so long. One day, as they sat under a blooming cherry blossom tree, Hyang turned to Suah with a serious expression. "You know, Suah, it's okay to feel things deeply. Emotions are what make us human, even the messy ones." His words lingered in the air between them, a gentle reminder that it was safe to let her guard down. And in that moment, as the petals of the cherry blossoms danced around them in the gentle breeze, Suah felt something shift inside her. For the first time in a long while, she allowed herself to embrace the whirlwind of emotions stirring within her, knowing that Hyang was there by her side, ready to catch her if she fell.