After a night of drinking, someone laughed and asked her what had left the strongest impression on her from that relationship.
Pain flashed in her eyes, but she answered as if it didn’t matter: “There was one time. That winter, I went to Russia to see him. In the bathroom.”
“Sounds wild?”
She smiled.
Later, a reader asked whether she had a favorite poem.
Han Lu replied with these words:
“Life’s greatest sorrow is parting; grief leaves us speechless, our hearts consumed by regret.”
People guessed that she must once have had a passionate, unforgettable love.
It’s 2025, and this winter is colder than ever. It’s the fifth year since we parted, and I still remember him. I miss him so much, and I hope he misses me too, even though I know we may never meet again.
Qianyi’s story
“The greatest distance in the world is not between life and death. It is when I stand right in front of you, and you don’t know that I love you.”
[A love story between a mature man and a woman who is no lady]
They catch each other’s eye at a party.
He is like a wolf, and she is like a fox. Both want to let loose before returning to China.
As they spend time together, she discovers that he is the heir to the Yantu Group, the very man she is about to go back to China to take on.
She leaves without a word, leaving behind only a copy of The Veil.
Yes, it's very interesting. The first half of the novel has an air of sadness. Both pairs of protagonists eventually got married.
Not bad, not bad. It's really good-looking. I recommend everyone to check it out.