[The story opens with the hero’s recollections, then switches to the heroine’s perspective after she appears. Please read with caution if you’re not comfortable with that.]
At seventeen, in the fading days of summer, Yi Chao met Zhong Zhe. He stood up to the cruelty through his actions and showed her that she wasn’t at fault.
At eighteen, Yi Chao got together with the best person in the world, Zhong Zhe.
At twenty-six, on the summer day they first met, Yi Chao and Zhong Zhe brought their eight-year relationship to a close.
Zhong Zhe has a touch of possessiveness that usually goes unnoticed. That was until Yi Chao transferred to his school, and it all came out.
When he was wearing his school uniform, Zhong Zhe once told her, “You can be however you want, as long as you’re happy.”
Later, dressed in a suit, he told Yi Chao, “As long as you’re happy, I can be however you want me to be.”
From school uniforms to wedding dresses, all my possessiveness is reserved for you alone.
A memoir of two people saving each other.
We carried all of life’s burdens and ran to each other without a second thought, becoming our truest selves.