
This Autumn, I Won't Run Away Again
这个秋天,这次我不会再逃
by Pineapple Girl (菠萝女鹅)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
[Rekindled love + healing + both leads are each other’s first and only + wealthy CEO]
A background check shows he is just an ordinary man from a family that sells fruit. In the autumn five years ago, she left him. Everyone thinks he must hate her.
Five years later, she arrives at his side, battered and bruised. He should demand an explanation, but instead he says, “When I saw her crying, I didn’t want to ask anymore.”
For love, he breaks his own principles, returns to the top, and inherits the family business, becoming a ruthless powerhouse who dominates the business world.
Five years ago, after her grandmother died unexpectedly, Shen Qiuyu was forced to go abroad for a business marriage. They parted in haste.
Five years later, she returns to China to take over as chairman of the group, only to be labeled a divorced woman.
The once lively, cheerful young woman is now covered in wounds. Suffering from severe psychological illness, she struggles through the mire. On countless nights, she breaks down alone, begging Heaven to forgive her and asking her grandmother to take her away.
The first thing she does after returning is go to see him. Just a glimpse from afar will be enough. Love finds its way between two hearts, and the moment she turns away, he catches sight of that familiar back and completely loses control.
In this heartless world, he is all she has left. Though she is already shattered, she summons all her courage to approach him. She expects him to push her away, but he holds her tightly and admits, “I give in.”
He loves her even more than she imagined. The pain she hid and bore alone, he meets with all-consuming devotion, holding up a safe haven for her. He slips a custom wedding ring, made just for her, onto her ring finger and asks if she wants to run away. She says, “This time, I won’t run...”