The young master of the Chen family in A City is a celebrated golden boy. At seventeen, full of himself and madly in love with the dazzling, bold Shen Jingzhe, he thought he had it all. But Shen Jingzhe cheated on him. Looking at the “cheating couple” before him, Chen Yanchu angrily declared, “Shen Jingzhe, I never want to see you again!”
Five years later, when Shen Jingzhe was at her most helpless, with no one to turn to, Chen Yanchu still softened. “Shen Jingzhe, let’s get back together. I don’t want to hold what you did to me against you anymore.”
Later, the alleged affair from five years ago came back under scrutiny. Chen Yanchu had resented Shen Jingzhe for it all these years, only to discover that he was the one at fault. The usually proud and aloof Chen Yanchu held Shen Jingzhe and wept uncontrollably with remorse.
When Shen Jingzhe was injured in an accident and fell into a coma, Chen Yanchu, who usually scorned superstition and old-fashioned beliefs, knelt for hours before the gods and prayed devoutly: My wife, Shen Jingzhe, is twenty-four. Abandoned by her mother, she grew up adrift, never knowing a life of luxury. Now someone has tried to harm her, and she lies unconscious. I would give ten years of my life in exchange for her living to a hundred, safe and happy!
A note for readers: This is a second-chance romance! The heroine isn’t a bad person; she had her reasons.
Not bad, very good! I like!