Fall in Love with You When I Forget

Name: Fall in Love with You When I Forget
Author: Zhou Bimo

by Zhou Bimo

ongoing Urban Urban Life Male Lead

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Ch. 2 — Dilemma in the Rain

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About This Novel

Introduction to the work "Loving You When I Forget" At an intersection on a rainy night, delivery boy Su Wan's electric car hit the Bentley of Lin Group President Gu Yanci. This was supposed to be an unexpected conflict involving class disparity, but due to Gu Yanci's forehead injury and momentary amnesia, the fate of the two was completely changed. Facing this man with blank eyes who couldn't even remember his own name, Su Wan was heartbroken and took him back to a 15-square-meter rental house, temporarily naming him "Aci". The business elite who used to be cold and decisive in financial magazines now clumsily uses salt instead of sugar to cook noodles, silently leaves a warm light on Su Wan when she works overtime, and subconsciously stands in front of Su Wan when she is being challenged by clients. The smoke and fire in the rental house gradually melted away the alienation of "A Ci"; and Su Wan also fell in love with this man who had lost his halo as they spent time together day and night. But when Gu Yanci's assistant found the door, memories came back like a flood, and "A Ci's" gentleness disappeared instantly, replaced by Mr. Gu's usual indifference. He handed over a high check and defined this period of time as an "unexpected episode", completely severing the bond between the two. Su Wan tightened her palms and did not ask for compensation. She just smiled and said, "Mr. Gu, I wish you can find the life you want." However, when Gu Yanci returned to the penthouse villa, he always thought of the bowl of boiled noodles, the warm lamp, and the stars in Su Wan's eyes late at night. He began to search frantically for traces of "A Ci"'s existence, only to realize that his heartbeat when he lost his memory was never an illusion - what he loved was never a certain identity, but the woman who made him understand ordinary warmth.