The Distance We Keep

Both leads are virgins / Happy ending / Older man, younger woman / Restrained and self-controlled x intense and stubborn A madman with a strong sense of morality who follows the rules x a madwoman who does as she pleases and breaks them After Su Yang’s confession was rejected, she flew into a rage and went abroad. Four years of trying to cool off did nothing. As soon as she heard he was engaged, she rushed back overnight. He said, “Not everything works out in the end.” But she stubbornly told him, “Then I’ll keep pestering you until I get tired of it.” Su Yang had always believed Su Yanci didn’t like her. She couldn’t find a single shred of proof that he did. It wasn’t until she stepped into the room filled with traces of her that she realized someone was even crazier than she was. “Are you going to explain?” she asked. “Explain what?” he said. “Or what do you want to hear? That I love you? That I’m hopelessly in love with you? That I want you so badly I’m going crazy like some kind of pervert?!” Su Yang wasn’t exactly a well-behaved girl, but she’d never done anything outrageous. Stopping Su Yanci’s wedding car was the most rebellious thing she’d ever done. Her voice on the phone was calm, with a strange edge of madness. “Get out of the car, or I’ll drive into you. Pick one.” Su Yanci had spent nearly thirty years treading carefully, restraining the urge to get close and keeping a careful distance. But after tasting what it was like to lose her, he was willing to sink into desire, give up everything, and knowingly rush toward ruin. - To do what you know you shouldn’t is the greatest proof of sincerity.