Zhou Ran is the owner of the most famous tattoo parlor in Xiacheng. Cold, aloof, and wild—those are the words synonymous with his name.

The first time he met Xia Mian, she burst into his shop demanding a butterfly tattoo.

“What color do you want?” he asked.

“Green.”

“Which shade of green?”

Xia Mian stammered for a moment, then pointed directly at his light green hair.

“I want this green.”

Zhou Ran: “…?”

The rumors soon spread through Xiacheng: the owner of the tattoo shop “Chan” (Entwine) had fallen hard. He even went so far as to change the shop’s name from “Chan” to “Chan Mian” (Entwine Mian).

People mocked him for being illiterate, claiming he had misspelled the word “lingering affection” (Chanmian).

Zhou Ran simply hung up the new sign and declared:

“The ‘Mian’ I’m entwined with is exactly this one.”

No one knew that on a quiet, deserted midsummer night, that very “Mian” of his had leaned in and kissed the tip of his ear.

As the peak of summer fades, Zhou Ran will forever remember that year—the year a butterfly flew into his summer and landed right in his heart.

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