A Letter in Spring

Four years into their marriage, Xia Zhi is tired. Xia Zhi has loved Song Bohuai for twelve years, ever since their first year of high school. In the end, all she got was a marriage in name only. Once, Xia Zhi asked Song Bohuai why he had chosen her. After thinking for a moment, Song Bohuai said, “Because you’re obedient.” Because of those words, Xia Zhi spent four years playing the good girl he wanted. When she asked for a divorce, Song Bohuai frowned and asked the question she had already prepared an answer for: “Why do you want a divorce?” Xia Zhi replied calmly, “Because I don’t want to anymore.” Later, people noticed that Mr. Song, who never wore jewelry, had a ring on his left ring finger. Everyone was in an uproar, speculating about which remarkable woman had melted the heart of the aloof, cold Mr. Song. At a banquet, a business partner teased him, “When did you become so henpecked, Mr. Song?” Song Bohuai lowered his eyes to the ring on his finger and smiled faintly. “I always have been.” Later, a certain conglomerate’s four-days-on, three-days-off work schedule became a trending topic. A reporter asked the cool, distant Song Bohuai, “Mr. Song, what do you think about your company’s four-days-on, three-days-off work schedule trending online?” Song Bohuai’s expression shifted. The corner of his mouth lifted in a faint smile, and his cold eyes softened. “Hmm? How did you know Zhi Zhi is expecting a baby?” That night, #MrSongIsAllAboutZhiZhi trended online.