[The Ex-Wife Chasing Her Husband to the Crematorium + Possessive Ex-Boyfriend + A Healing Older-Woman/Younger-Man Romance]
He said, “My name is Gu Panzhi. The Pan in Gu Panzhi, and the Zhi in Gu Panzhi.”
With just one glance, that beautiful, audacious boy took up residence in Wei Lan's blue eyes. Her love was insecure and sensitive, but she never imagined that the boy who shone like the morning sun had come for her.
He said, “Little Blue, once I graduate, I'll marry you!” But when she woke one day, the boy had vanished from her life. Was it really as her friends said: that he was a playboy who had gotten his fill of love's games? Or had he left for a reason he couldn't explain?
Ten years later, he returns as a domineering CEO. He pursues; she runs. They torment each other in a painful entanglement...
He says, “Wei Lan, you always say I'm stubborn, but my stubbornness is nothing compared to yours. You never lower your standards for me. Which one of us is the one taking our love for granted?”
She says, “Gu Panzhi, I don't love you anymore. I just can't resist your good looks...” He never expected that even after crossing thousands of miles to come for her, he still couldn't compete with his own pretty face.
Little Lin Xiangzhi says, “When I grow up, I want to marry Sister Wei Lan.” The adults all laugh at him and say, “Xiangzhi, boys can't get married.”
When they meet again, he is a handsome young man. Does he still remember what he said as a child?
A gentle, adorable older childhood friend and a sensitive, reserved younger boyhood friend: even an eight-year age gap can't stop them from cautiously drawing closer.
He hates being close to people, yet secretly holds her in his arms in the dead of night. He dislikes noisy places, yet loves listening to her chatter. The feelings of youth are innocent yet passionate, tender yet
