After I Stopped Chasing Him, He Wouldn’t Leave Me Alone

A cool-headed doctor and her clingy, sticky-sweet younger boyfriend The husband-chasing crematorium Hai Na, the youngest associate chief physician in City A, is known for her composure and professional skill. But she has a secret: she used to be a hopeless simp. After three months of chasing after him, she returned to normal life. Six years later, they met again, and the man who had once looked down on her began pursuing her relentlessly. Hai Na met Bai Chuan at S University six years ago. She was captivated by his looks, which perfectly matched her taste. Despite his coldness, she devoted herself to treating him well, becoming a bona fide simp in everyone’s eyes. After three months of chasing him, Bai Chuan not only failed to appreciate her, but also removed her name from their project assignment and replaced it with the name of the person he had a crush on. He was also a master of moral blackmail: “You put a lot of work into this project, but you’re not a student at our university, so it doesn’t matter whether your name is on the group list.” What hurt her most was learning that Bai Chuan had only put up with her advances because the person he liked had told him to. Six years later, the two had an unpleasant reunion at an amusement park. From then on, Bai Chuan seemed to be everywhere in her life, clinging to her like a piece of chewing gum she couldn’t shake off. To get her to look at him just once more, he deliberately fell off a hospital gurney. He even made himself sick just so he could be admitted to the department where she worked and become her patient. After he was discharged, he showed up at her home to work as her housekeeper, doing her laundry and cooking for her, the very picture of a perfect husband…