Happiness is a universal pursuit, yet despite our absolute freedom, we often lock ourselves away in a “New Castle”—a self-imposed exile of the heart. How many souls in the city of Newcastle live this very way? True to her poetic nature, Snow often reminded those around her of a simple, comforting truth: even when the world is draped in sorrow, the sun never forgets to don its robe of light.

One afternoon, at a quiet coffee shop beside the River Tyne, Minana and Snow sat lost in thought. Outside the window, the river flowed silently, framed by a striking blend of modern architecture and historic stone bridges. More than three hundred thousand people bustle through Newcastle, yet so many walk through life with their souls trapped in the labyrinthine “New Castle” they built for themselves. Stirring her coffee, Minana said softly, “We are always chasing happiness, yet we are the ones who personally construct these cages of isolation.” Gazing at the hurried passersby, Snow smiled gently. “Perhaps the key to unlocking the heart lies in the simple act of stepping through the doors of a ‘Happy Massage Studio.'” Minana nodded, mentioning that the studio was actually changing its name to Snow Massage—a fitting tribute to her friend’s reputation for bringing warmth and comfort to the city.