A sweet romance about childhood friends who find their match early.
Gu Yuxuan was the youngest daughter of the Xu family, a second-rate aristocratic family in the capital. When she was six, her birth parents forgot her at the hospital.
After waiting three long days, heartbroken and disillusioned, she left the capital with the kind stranger who had rescued her.
She didn’t set foot in the capital again for sixteen years.
Then, by chance, she was recognized on the day her older brother went to the mountains for a charity performance.
Holding on to a one-in-a-million hope, she followed him back to the capital to reunite with her family. But there was no guilt, only blame.
“If you hadn’t run off at the hospital, you wouldn’t have gotten lost.”
“Why didn’t you ask me how I’d been all these years?”
“We told you to wait where you were, but you insisted on leaving. If you had a hard time, that’s your own fault. You were always disobedient!”
“But I waited for you at the hospital for three days!”
Gu, who had been pampered for sixteen years, had no interest in debasing herself or indulging in self-pity. She might as well refuse to acknowledge these relatives at all.
