A Breakup Is a Breakup, The Next One Will Be Better

Before the wedding, the mistress and my boyfriend took an intimate photo. Did Jing Xue cry? No! She turned around and started dating the impossibly handsome top computer science student at S University. Well, why not let everyone have a good time? The department heartthrob had broad shoulders, a trim waist, and a fit body. He was both seductive and wild, flirting with her every night. After two years of carefree fun, Jing Xue gave him two million yuan. “Baby, I want to find someone around my own age to marry. Let’s end this.” To her surprise, the department heartthrob looked at her pitifully. “Sister Jing Xue, are you trying to dump me?” Jing Xue ignored him, left the money, and disappeared. Two years later, she unexpectedly ran into him at her college roommate’s wedding. He was a successful entrepreneur, while Jing Xue had been unemployed for years, living off her savings as an “older single woman”... For much of her life, Jing Xue’s romances seemed sweet. Her first relationship, with Wang Kaizhi, ended in a rather melodramatic way; her second, with Fang Wangyou, was her most peaceful. They rekindled their relationship after years apart and had a daughter, their youngest child, with two older brothers; her third, with Zhao Xijing, taught her to play the piano; her fourth, with Tang Chao, made her fall in love with classical Chinese poetry. He was the most spiritually fulfilled man she had ever met, and they had a son named Tang Shang, their eldest; her fifth, with Lu Qingshan, was the most passionate of all. He gave her the most romantic, extravagant love, yet hurt her the most. They had a son named Lu Hu, their youngest.