My childhood sweetheart and fiancé fell in love with a sweet, innocent girl who sang at a bar.
To marry her, he defied pressure from his entire family and broke off our engagement.
With no other choice, I went abroad to continue my studies.
By the time I returned, he and Luo Weining had been married for almost two years.
I had long since stopped dwelling on it.
But at the welcome-home banquet held for me after my return, Shen Mohan, who had once been willing to make an enemy of the whole world to be with Luo Weining, looked at the woman he'd fought so hard to marry with cold indifference and disdain, then said icily:
"Didn't I tell you to stay home? Why did you come out and embarrass me?"
