Su Wan once thought that Lu Chengyu was a name engraved in her life - the first meeting in the old newspapers in the library, the confession of the ginkgo leaf necklace, the sunset shared on the rooftop, she made her entire youth into his exclusive flavor.
Until in the cold rain of the graduation season, he appeared on the news of the engagement party holding someone else's hand, and all she was left with was "This is the reality."
On the day she burned all her love letters, she bought a lottery ticket and won the jackpot.
When they met again, he was Mr. Lu who had come to seek reconciliation, standing in front of her private manor holding a diamond ring.
Su Wan was watering the ginkgo tree she planted by herself, with water drops dripping down the tips of the leaves: "Mr. Lu, look, without you, the sunshine will fall more freely."
Those obsessions that I once thought were necessary for him were no longer worth the words "I am unloved and I am lighthearted".
Well written and very heartwarming to read.