The hit short drama adaptation, She Who Watches Coldly, is coming soon. When it was time to fill out college applications after the gaokao, my boyfriend and our classmates got into the aerospace university of their dreams.
To celebrate their successful applications, my boyfriend’s childhood friend Weiwei dragged him and our classmates to get tattoos at her family’s tattoo shop.
I took his hand and kindly reminded him that the flight technology program didn’t allow tattoos. Instead, he slapped me hard, while the classmates around us mocked me. “Su Yunzhi, how shameless can you be? Brother Qi and Weiwei grew up together. You’re just jealous and don’t want us getting tattoos at her family’s shop!”
I was so furious I nearly fainted, but I still dragged my boyfriend away for the sake of his future.
The next day, however, his childhood friend secretly brought two buckets of gasoline and set fire to the building, burning my parents and me alive.
My boyfriend and our classmates even helped her evade suspicion by creating an alibi for her.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my boyfriend and his childhood friend had gone into the tattoo shop.
My boyfriend coldly shook off my hand. His scolding voice rang in my ears. “Su Yunzhi, you’re just jealous because Weiwei and I are close, aren’t you? Well, I’m not only getting a tattoo with Weiwei, I’m getting her name tattooed on me, too.”
This time, I smiled at him.
“Go right ahead. Better yet, get her name somewhere everyone can see it.”
Cultural workers must be literate