At twenty-five, Gao Yueying married a man she had met through a matchmaking service and had known for just three days.
She thought it was simply a gamble with her life and didn't expect much.
She never imagined that their meeting itself was written in the stars.
Even after being let down by family, someone can still treasure you like the most precious thing in the world.
If two people in a marriage of convenience get divorced, it should be a simple, painless affair.
As she left, she said, “Compared with some things, feelings don't matter.”
She could let go, and he had no reason not to.
Then they met again.
The cool, self-contained man cornered her.
“I just want to ask... Are feelings unimportant, or am I unimportant?”
Marriage first, love later. Let it grow slowly, one day at a time.
It's a good read. It's a good read. I'll say the important things three times. I like the way the male and female protagonists get along and communicate with each other very much. The male protagonist's design is really eye-catching, fitting, not tacky, and very different. The female protagonist is also a very good person. I like it very much, and I also like Dada's other book. Come and read it!!!
It looks good. It should be written that the male protagonist found out that the child was aborted because of the car accident.