After Lin Yichen returned to the country, Su Luoxi grew increasingly cold toward Song Yichen.
One day, he went to bring her lunch, only to hear Su Luoxi say at the door:
“If his name weren't so similar to yours, and he didn't look so much like you, do you think he'd have any right to stand by my side?”
“For the past five years, he's enjoyed the lifestyle of the upper class despite who he is. He should be grateful.”
Song Yichen immediately thought of the contact named “Yichen” in Su Luoxi's phone.
Only then did he understand: he'd been someone else's stand-in for five years.
He didn't storm in to confront her, and he didn't cry or make a scene. He simply went home and quietly packed his bags.
Years later, the latest jewelry collection from Song Yichen's company hit the market.
A reporter asked him why he'd named it Luoxi.
Song Yichen answered softly, as if reminiscing:
“Luoxi was the name of my late ex-girlfriend.”
After the interview was published, everyone praised Mr. Song as a devoted and romantic man.
But only the woman named Su Luoxi stormed into his office as if she were mad,
demanding to know why he'd treated her like a stand-in.
