At her engagement party, just as the pink diamond touched her fingertip, Luo Yuze’s first love came back.
The domineering CEO’s expression changed in an instant. “Jinran, I’m sorry, but you’ll have to be her stand-in.” He took off the ring faster than he could pass the buck.
Xia Jinran smiled as she signed the divorce agreement. “I understand. First loves are everyone’s weakness for years.”
Three months later, his first love, supposedly in the late stages of brain cancer, specifically requested that she perform the surgery. In the operating room, Dr. Xia waved the test results. “Mr. Luo, surprise! It’s benign! A pure, unadulterated case of lovesickness!”
Outside the door, Luo Yuze fell to his knees and shouted, “Ranran! Please save her! I’ll give you my life!”
Xia Jinran smiled as she made the incision. “Don’t worry, the surgery was a success.”
“It’s just that I forgot to mention the glioma in your brain is terminal…”
She glanced at the flatlined heart monitor and added lightly:
“But never mind. Try to be more careful in your next life.”
[Everything serves the purpose of mindless comedy. This is the author’s unhinged creation. The male lead is “brain-dead,” and the plot is absurd beyond belief. Read with caution.]
