[A cold, abstinent male doctor × a reserved, gentle female architect]
Reunion after years apart / mending a broken relationship / devoted love / becoming the male idol’s cherished first love
During the eight years she and Song Ci were as good as strangers, Xu Wenchu wondered if perhaps he had never liked her at all.
Eight years later, they meet again at work. He is the restrained, by-the-book client from the hospital, while she is a nervous architect from a design institute.
He is always helping her under the pretext that it is no trouble, but he never says anything out of line. It seems there will always be a boundary in his heart.
Until one day, drunk, he blocks her at the restroom entrance.
“Aren’t you very busy?” Song Ci says languidly, her voice a little hoarse.
“How do you have time to come to a bar... looking for a man?” he says slowly, his eyes dark and unfathomable.
She thinks that, thanks to his drunkenness, she has finally glimpsed his true feelings, only to receive an apology instead.
Song Ci grew up in a military family. Self-discipline and propriety are second nature to him. He has always been the kind of child other parents admire: a male idol and top student.
But he does have moments when he fails to keep to the rules, and every one of them happens in front of her.
Every bitter kiss they share is an impulsive lapse in judgment, a mistake.
Until one day, she says, “We’ve known each other for so many years. If you don’t mean anything by it, there’s no need to flirt with me. Wouldn’t it be better if we just stayed friends?”
In everyone else’s eyes, he is the aloof, abstinent Dr. Song. To her, though, he has become a frivolous man who flirts at will.
After all, he has kept her in his heart for ten years, not just eight.
Their reunion years later wasn’t part of a long-laid plan. He simply gathered his courage and went for it. He knows that if he thinks things over too carefully, he’ll usually back down, defeated by the harsh realities of life.
It has been over a month since I finished reading it. I still remember the emotion of writing the book. I thought about the story of college a lot and only wrote a few in the book. I will make up for it when I have the opportunity in the future. Speaking of which, every time I go to the door of Huaxi, I will think of the male protagonist 🙂
The story is novel and interesting
I have been in love for ten years. I should write about the time I saw them get married.
I didn't expect that Yang Persimmon also had modern words that I liked. It's very interesting, but it's a pity that so few of them are reading it. It would be nice if you write more. Follow the author and look forward to the follow-up stories you write.
It's well written, not a stupid piece of writing. I like reading this kind of thing the most.
The plot is very attractive.