Rain fell in heavy sheets over the bustling streets of Shanghai, drumming against rooftops and umbrellas alike. Inside a small coffee shop tucked away in an alley, Chen Wei, a hardworking architect, stirred his coffee absentmindedly. He had spent the day buried in blueprints and deadlines, unaware that his life was about to change forever.

The bell above the door jingled, and in rushed a young woman, soaked from head to toe. Her dark hair clung to her face, and her green eyes were wide with panic. She looked completely out of place, like she had wandered into the wrong city—or the wrong world entirely.

Chen Wei instinctively stood. “Are you okay?” he asked.

The woman nodded weakly, then stumbled forward. Before he could react, she tripped, and he caught her in his arms. She was unnaturally light, almost floating in his embrace. His heart raced—not just from the shock but from a strange, inexplicable pull he couldn’t explain.

“I… I’m fine,” she murmured, her voice trembling. There was something mesmerizing about it, a softness that contrasted sharply with the intensity in her eyes.

“I think you need to sit down,” Chen Wei said, guiding her to a chair. He grabbed a towel from the counter to dry her dripping clothes.

“Thank you,” she whispered, almost shyly. She looked around the shop as if seeing it for the first time. “I… don’t really know where I am.”

Chen Wei frowned. “You’re in Shanghai. Do you live nearby?”

She shook her head. “I… I’m not sure.” Her expression shifted to one of confusion, then determination. “I think I need a place to stay.”

Before he could respond, a sudden noise outside made her flinch. Chen Wei looked through the window—nothing unusual. But when he turned back, she was trembling, clutching the edge of the table as if holding herself together.

“Are you in trouble?” he asked cautiously.

Her lips parted, and for a brief moment, he thought she would lie—but then she whispered something that made his heart skip a beat:

“Please… don’t let anyone find me.”

The words were urgent, almost desperate, but there was also a vulnerability he couldn’t ignore. Chen Wei felt a strange instinct rising in him, a protective urge he had never felt before. Without thinking, he said, “Stay here. I’ll figure something out.”

She nodded, seeming relieved. And then, for the first time, she smiled—a small, fragile curve of her lips that made Chen Wei’s chest tighten.

Hours passed. The rain eventually stopped, but she didn’t move from the chair. Chen Wei watched her quietly. There was something extraordinary about this girl, something he couldn’t put into words. Her presence seemed to change the air around him, filling the room with tension and warmth all at once.

That night, as Chen Wei walked her to a nearby inn, he couldn’t shake the feeling that this encounter was no accident. Whoever—or whatever—she was, she had entered his life for a reason. And deep inside, he knew that their destinies were now intertwined, bound by a secret neither of them yet fully understood.

Here’s Episode 2 of “My Girlfriend” in C-drama style (~500 words):

⭐ Episode 2 – Secrets Behind Her Eyes (~500 words)

The next morning, the city woke under a soft drizzle, the streets shimmering with reflections of neon signs. Chen Wei had barely slept, his mind replaying every moment from the night before. The girl—Yunxi, as she finally introduced herself—was a mystery wrapped in fragility, and he couldn’t stop thinking about her.

She sat quietly at the inn’s small breakfast table, staring at the steaming tea in her hands. Her movements were precise, almost too graceful, and there was an odd glow in her eyes as if she carried a world no one else could see.

“You didn’t eat,” Chen Wei said softly, setting down a plate of toast.

Yunxi looked up at him, startled, then smiled faintly. “I’m not used to this… human food.”

Chen Wei raised an eyebrow. “Not used to bread?”

She hesitated, then shook her head. “Not used to… Earth.”

His curiosity piqued. “Earth?”

Yunxi’s eyes darted to the window, and for a moment, her expression became distant. “I… I can’t explain everything yet.”

Chen Wei studied her carefully. There was something more beneath the surface, something she wasn’t telling him. Yet the thought of pushing her felt wrong. She trusted him enough to let him see her fear, and he wasn’t about to shatter that trust.

“Alright,” he said finally. “You don’t have to tell me now. But you can stay with me until you figure things out.”

Yunxi blinked, a mixture of relief and hesitation crossing her delicate features. “You… would do that?”

Chen Wei shrugged, pretending casualness he didn’t feel. “I don’t like seeing people in trouble.”

For the next few days, Yunxi stayed in his small apartment. She was careful, almost eerily neat, and she watched everything with quiet attention. Sometimes, when she thought Chen Wei wasn’t looking, her hands would twitch, her body stiffen as if reacting to something invisible.

One evening, as he returned from work, he found her kneeling on the floor, her fingers tracing strange symbols in the air. The symbols glowed faintly blue before disappearing.

“Yunxi… what are you doing?” he asked, astonished.

She froze, and for a heartbeat, he thought she might disappear again. Then she whispered, “I can’t let anyone know. Please… promise me.”

Chen Wei’s heart ached. Whatever secret she carried, it frightened her deeply. He walked over, placing a hand gently on her shoulder. “I promise. I won’t tell anyone. I’ll protect you.”

Her eyes softened, and she allowed herself a small, grateful smile. Yet even in that moment, the storm brewing outside the city mirrored the storm within her—a secret that could change both their lives forever.

As night fell, Chen Wei lay awake, staring at the ceiling. He didn’t know what Yunxi truly was, or what danger awaited them. But he knew one thing: he couldn’t let her face it alone.

And deep down, a quiet voice whispered in his heart: this was only the beginning.

Here’s Episode 3 of “My Girlfriend” in C-drama style (~500 words):

⭐ Episode 3 – Shadows of the Past (~500 words)

The sun had barely risen over Shanghai when Chen Wei awoke to an eerie silence in his apartment. Yunxi was already gone. Her bed was neatly made, and a faint scent of jasmine lingered in the air. A folded note lay on the pillow.

“I have to leave for a while. Don’t look for me… it’s safer this way.”

Chen Wei’s chest tightened. He had promised to protect her, but every day with Yunxi was becoming a puzzle he couldn’t solve. He grabbed his coat and ran into the city, following the faint trail she had left behind.

Hours later, he found her in an abandoned warehouse at the edge of the harbor. She stood by a large window, staring at the water, her expression distant, almost haunted.

“Yunxi!” Chen Wei called, rushing forward. “Why did you leave?”

She didn’t turn immediately. When she finally faced him, her eyes were clouded with fear. “They’re coming,” she whispered. “If they find me… everything will be destroyed.”

Chen Wei frowned. “Who? What are you talking about?”

Her hands trembled as she pulled out a small, glowing device from her pocket. It hummed softly, casting a pale blue light across her face. “These are signals… they’ve tracked me here. I don’t know how much time we have.”

Fear mixed with determination in her eyes. “I didn’t want you involved, but now… you’re already here. I can’t protect you from what’s coming.”

Chen Wei took a deep breath, stepping closer. “I don’t care. I’ll face it with you, whatever it is.”

For a moment, Yunxi’s expression softened. She reached out, her fingers brushing his hand lightly. “You don’t understand… I’m not like other people. I’m… dangerous.”

Chen Wei shook his head. “I don’t care if you’re dangerous. You’re my girlfriend. That’s enough.”

Her eyes widened at his words. For the first time, she hesitated, torn between running and staying. The faint glow of her device pulsed faster, reacting to her emotions.

Suddenly, the warehouse doors burst open. Shadows moved in, figures clad in black, their faces hidden behind masks. Yunxi stiffened, readying herself. Chen Wei instinctively moved in front of her.

“You stay behind me,” he shouted. “I don’t care what you are. I won’t let anyone hurt you.”

The attackers paused, then advanced. Yunxi’s energy flared, a brilliant blue light enveloping the room. Chen Wei shielded his eyes, but even through the glare, he could see her fighting with strength and precision far beyond human capability.

When the light faded, the attackers had vanished, leaving scorch marks on the walls. Yunxi slumped, exhausted, her glow fading. Chen Wei helped her to her feet.

“See?” she whispered, almost ashamed. “I told you… I’m not safe.”

Chen Wei held her close, ignoring the lingering danger. “Safe or not, you’re not facing this alone. I don’t care what it takes.”

Outside, the harbor lights flickered, casting long shadows over the water. Chen Wei knew their lives had changed forever—and the storm that had found them was only just beginning.