When she was eleven years old, the girl witnessed her mother chop her father down by the leg. Because her mother fell in love early and married the wrong man, she was subjected to domestic violence for ten years. When her father died and her mother was imprisoned, the girl became cold and withdrawn.
When she was fifteen years old, the girl met the boy by the rippling lake in Jiangcheng. The boy comes from Shanghai and is the son of the richest man in Shanghai. But in a conspiracy car accident, both his parents died, and his sister lost both legs. His ears were pierced by the explosion and his eardrums were damaged. He was hard of hearing and later became completely deaf.
At that time, the boy was practicing violin by the lake, and the only listener who sat by the lake in a daze every day caught his attention.
In that hot midsummer, a boy and a girl met and got to know each other. The girl relied heavily on the boy and was nicknamed "little tail" by the boy. The boy celebrated the girl's birthday, but the girl threw rocks at the boy when he was in danger. They became the light of salvation for each other. However, a disease broke out when he was young, and he was sent abroad by his uncle before he could say goodbye. He stayed away for ten years.
Ten years later, the girl became the cool supermodel Xia Yue. The boy wore a hearing aid and became the famous violinist Shawn Pei Yi.
At the jewelry party, Pei Yi suddenly appeared, as gentle as jade, just like before. He hugged Xia Yue's slender waist and whispered in a magnetic voice, "Little tail, I'm back."
Tips:
1. This article is a double clean, 1v1. The male and female protagonists run in both directions, seek redemption in both directions, and abuse the scum in both directions. The heroine is cool and good at fighting.
2. The supporting characters in this article are outstanding, and their personalities play off the unexpected. The transparent little mermaid sister and the wounded veteran. The blond beauty bisexual senior sister and the funny business wizard uncle.
