Wild Model Brother Stalks the Shadow Queen

When Cen Ruan bumped into that figure backstage at Fashion Week, her pale face was reflected in the glass curtain wall - the memories of those ten days three years ago were flooding back like a sea wave, and he was leaning on the light box to light a cigarette, and the light of the fire passed over his brow, like a warning of the rekindling of a wildfire. She is the creative director of an advertising company, and her armor is rationality; he is a top model, as fiery as the wind. Fate brings them back to the same city. On the edge of the show where the spotlight and shadows intertwine, what Cen Ruan is trying to escape is not only Lu Chiye, but also the fragments of memory soaked in alcohol, lust and shame. Until he took the initiative to approach, with vengeful tenderness, eating away at her boundaries layer by layer. In the first act, she is trapped in a prison in her heart, daring not to touch any intimacy; in the second act, he makes every step of the way, but falls into real fall as he approaches; in the third act, the truth is like a blade, cutting through the past and disguising. The price is trust, dignity, and the choice to stumble between reason and desire again and again. When the shadow no longer blocks the light, but illuminates the deepest desires in the heart, how should humans face their true emotions? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.