9 ：A dream of dreams(3/4)

anFengling，hispreseantsourcethandmotivation.

Oernoon，afteraparticurlygruelingexam，Sukiesatintheschoolcourtyard，hermindragwiththoughtsofthefuture.ShewasjoinedbyMeiLing，herloyalfriendfromherpreviouslife，whohadalsocrossedovertothistime.

“You’veged，Sukie，”MeiLingsaid，hervoicefilledwithadmiration.“There’safireinyouthatwasn’ttherebefore.”

Sukiesmiled，hergazedistant.“I’vebeenthroughalot，MeiLing.AndI’velearhatifyouwantsomething，youhavetofightforitwitheverythingyouhave.”

MeiLing’seyessoftehuanding.“You’rethinkingabouthim，aren’tyou?”

“Everyday，”Sukieadmitted，hervoigedwithlonging.“IpromisedhimIwouldebadIwill.Butfirst，IomakesurethatwhenIdo，Igiveusthelifewedeserve.”

Asthemonthspassed，Sukie’shardworkpaidoff.Shegraduatedwithtophonors，segapohemostprestigiousuies.Herchoseersce，adisciplihthepotentialtoshapethefuture.Shesawitasawaytoharhepowerofteologytocreateabetterworld，onewheresheandHanFenglingcouldbetogetherwithoutfear.

Heruyyearswereawhirlwindofdiscoveryandinnovation.Sukie’sbrillianceshoneineveryprojectsheuook，herpassionaivitysettingherapartfromherpeers.Shedevelopedgroundbreakingteologies，earningaccodesaionfromtheacademiunity.