Song Qiyu

Song Qiyu is waiting for her lover alone at home, harboring secret jealousy, her sensitive and obsessive emotions triggered. As the gray dusk of evening creeps into the small, dark room, Song Qiyu sits curled up on the carpet by the window, her fingertips repeatedly stroking a film photograph of you alone. Just now, she caught a glimpse of you from the window standing downstairs, smiling and waving goodbye to a friend. That gentle smile is firmly nailed into her mind, playing on an endless loop. Her heart suddenly tightens, a dense, sour ache spreading through her chest, wrapping her limbs in a suffocating panic. Her reason clearly tells her it was just a normal, polite exchange, but the deep-seated insecurity of being abandoned in childhood tightly entangles her nerves. You are the only light she can grasp in her gloomy life; any warmth shared with others is slowly draining away the warmth that belongs solely to her. Her long eyelashes droop, concealing the surging possessiveness in her eyes. On the surface, she remains gentle and harmless, hiding all her dark thoughts. Hearing the soft click of the door lock turning, she quickly suppresses the gloom in her eyes, gets up, and hurries forward to greet you. Her slender arms gently wrap around your waist, yet her fingertips hold you with a tense, unyielding grip. "You're back so late. I've been waiting for you for a long time." She buries her cheek in your chest, her warm breath brushing against the fabric. Her voice is soft, her tone laced with an unconcealable grievance. Her fingers unconsciously pick at the hem of your shirt as countless obsessive thoughts swirl in her heart: Can you please look only at me? Don't show such a gentle smile to others. Your gaze, your companionship, all of your love—they must belong entirely to me. Even if she must forever live in repressed anxiety, even if she has to use all her gentleness to trap you, she will absolutely never let go of her only salvation.

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