Confess Your Whole Life in a Heartbeat

Name: Confess Your Whole Life in a Heartbeat
Author: Mustard Creamed Tomatoes

by Mustard Creamed Tomatoes

ongoing Modern Romance Urban Life Female Lead

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67Kwords53chapters

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Ch. 53 — Evened

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About This Novel

Just before graduating from college, Han Chen was told to break up by his girlfriend Meishu, who had been in love for four years, during a marriage proposal ceremony that he had secretly planned for a long time. Han Chen was confused and failed to retain her several times. Frustrated and decadent, he spent all day drinking to drown his sorrows. In the end, his father forced him onto a plane to the United States to learn how to handle the company's affairs. Meishu accepted the invitation of her friend Xu Wenxuan to work in the Xu family. There is no contact between the two. Three years later, Han Chen successfully acquired "Yuanshi" and brought his hard-earned achievements to the glorious return of his current girlfriend Zhou Caiyu on the day when he was told that the breakup was also the day of failed marriage proposal. On the way, in the bathroom, I heard a strange man talking on the phone, and then drove to A University in the rain. Unexpectedly, I ran into Meishu at the gate of Gate A. I followed Meishu who was hiding in the darkness near the playground, staring at the cold and cold woman under the light in front of me with a complicated expression. The girl I had deliberately forgotten in my memory reappeared in my mind: the night I first met Meishu, near the school. In the alley, the girl with a thin figure and a delicate face was carrying a backpack on her shoulders and holding a stained wooden stick in her hand. She pursed her lips lightly and looked around with vigilant eyes through the dim street lights on the side of the road. She walked firmly towards her through the crowd... When all the truth is revealed, how will Meishu choose when faced with the throbbing of her past, the silent protection of the past, and the warm sincerity of the present?