The Five Years That Were Stolen

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A relatively novel setting, the heroine loses her memory and wakes up only to find that it was five years later! The person in her memory was completely different from the person in front of her. The husband she was honeymooning with just a moment ago is now her ex-husband! ! She explored the truth step by step, and finally discovered that the relationship between the two broke down because the male protagonist often went out to socialize, and she began to doubt him and worry about gains and losses. Her friend told her that the male protagonist was having an affair, and she believed him. She got drunk and slept with her psychiatrist. It turns out that the male protagonist didn't cheat on her, but she did. . She wasn't firm enough, and he wasn't caring enough. She didn't trust him enough, and he didn't give her a sense of security. Quite sad.

I really like August Changan's article. Light words, delicate feelings. The male and female protagonists fell in love and got married soon after. They went on their honeymoon and quarreled over trivial matters. Later, the heroine lost her memory. When she woke up, she was told that it was five years later. She was told that her husband, who was still on their honeymoon a moment ago, had divorced her! He has a new girlfriend! She was confused, at a loss, and helpless. She didn't believe it and she pestered him. Step by step, they get closer to the truth, and finally discover that their marriage ended because she cheated on her. At that time, the male protagonist often went out to hang out at night. The female protagonist smelled the perfume and began to distrust the male protagonist. She went to see a psychiatrist, she was vulnerable, and then she got involved with him. . I forgot how it ended, so I was a little disappointed with this story. Too realistic, alas. In fact, there is something wrong with the male protagonist. He cares too little about the female protagonist. The heroine has no sense of security and worries about gains and losses. The heroine's fault was that she wasn't firm enough. There is something wrong with both of them. Relationships still need to be managed.

Quite sad. One of the most realistic books in August Chang'an