"Glimmer of Embers" - "When tenderness becomes a habit and dedication becomes a matter of course, she decides to completely disappear from his world."
Su Wan spent three years to become Lu Chengyu's perfect background: she gave up studying abroad, mortgaged her real estate, memorized all his important dates, and even kept warm the sobering soup when he stayed away all night.
But this technology upstart just takes her efforts as a matter of course. It was not until the birthday party that he stayed up all night for the investor's daughter Bai Wei, until she found the intimate photos of "important clients" on his phone, until she heard him say on the phone that "she is too clingy and a bit annoying" - Su Wan quietly packed her luggage, taking only the painting supplies and leaving a non-accusatory letter. When Lu Chengyu finally realized that his life was out of order, the photos sent by the private detective made his heart stop: the docile girl in the past was standing under the spotlight of an art exhibition, and her works were being collected competitively, and there was no trace of attachment in her eyes.
"Mr. Lu, we have nothing to do with each other anymore..."
◆ A heart-wrenching piece of literature about "Chasing Wife at the Crematorium"
◆ From humble compromise to radiant female awakening
◆ If love has to bend down to maintain, then I choose to stand up straight and leave
(This book is also known as: "Mr. Lu, your white moon cannot illuminate the rest of my life", "After Dumping the Boss as a Substitute", "Those Years Chasing My Wife in the Crematorium")
Suitable for readers who like: crematoriums, stories about male abuse, appreciate women's independent growth and career counterattacks, resonate with the reality and emotion of "a broken mirror is difficult to make up again", and are eager to see the real boss pay the price for his fall from the altar.
"This time, it's you looking at my back."
