Lin Pu draped herself weakly over the edge of the bathtub.
No work, no life, no one nagging her to get married, no need to compromise.
Just chatting about everyday things with someone, drinking and dreaming the days away, without a care in the world.
Over the sound of the water, she murmured, "Do I really have to go...?"
The man said calmly, "How about I call you whenever I feel like it after I get to Singapore?"
Lin Pu swam over and wrapped her arms around Xiao Yuanyang's waist.
"If you stop loving me and meet someone better, you have to tell me."
They both knew perfectly well that after three years apart,
there were promises too great for either of them to make. Promises about a distant future were just empty talk.
The plot of this book is very realistic and the description of the blind date scene is very interesting. I like the character Lin Pu very much. She has her own ideas and remains strong in the blind date. However, I don't really like those men who are biased against Lin Pu. Their behavior is somewhat macho. Overall, this is a book well worth reading that makes us think about the true meaning of love and marriage.
It's pretty good, come on