In 2009, just before Duo Er was due to graduate from her master’s program, a friend request suddenly popped up on QQ.
The sender called himself Xin Yi, a college senior the same age as her.
“Do you believe me when I say I want to reach through the screen and touch you all over right now?”
That brazen flirtation made her heart race.
They explored each other’s bodies through messages, letting desire burn across their keyboards late into the night.
In 2013, Duo Er married a wealthy businessman fifteen years her senior, while Xin Yi also got married.
Fifteen years later, her husband’s temples had turned gray, yet Duo Er woke in the middle of the night, thinking:
“My whole body longs for the warmth of your fingertips.”
She sent Xin Yi her first intimate photo. His reply came instantly: “Even more beautiful than in my dreams.”
As they embraced naked in a Paris hotel, Duo Er suddenly chuckled.
“It took us twenty years to finally have our first real online romance.”
Pain literature, I can't calm down for a long time after reading it, I only dare to read it occasionally. The first love literature I came into contact with was also painful, and it left a deep regret in my heart. Since then, I have been using idol dramas with happy endings to heal myself, as the bright moon in my heart, and to live a sunny life.