You Keep Your Secrets So Well

“Xiaodi, let’s get a divorce.” One day ago, the husband she’d secretly loved for six years and been married to for three drove her out of their marriage. “Jinxi, this is my wife.” One day later, a man she’d never met took her by the hand and introduced her to her ex like this. Su Yan was said to be devastatingly handsome yet uninterested in women, richer than anyone yet rarely seen in public. Mysterious and over thirty, he had never married because of his disability. A man like Su Yan had always seemed out of reach to Bing Xiaodi. Yet when her ex-husband and his new bride made things difficult for her, this very man shielded her without hesitation. He went on to give her a marriage everyone envied, and a love that made them all green with envy. But the person beside you in bed may also be in your heart. What we see with our own eyes isn’t always true. Take Su Yan’s devotion to Bing Xiaodi, for example, or their marriage. “Su Yan, I just want to ask you one thing: did you ever love me?” “Being too clever isn’t always a good thing for a woman. Xiaodi, you should have pretended not to know.”