Drama queen + childhood sweethearts + groveling chase + tragic romance
After three years of marriage, Su Wan handed Lu Tingyuan divorce papers at his birthday banquet, clutching the pregnancy test results she had just received. He tore up the agreement without a care. “You’re not leaving, even if you walk away with nothing.”
His eyes were always fixed on messages from his sister Lu Man. He accompanied her to prenatal checkups, and when Su Wan’s fever hit 39 degrees, all he said was, “Manman’s morning sickness is really bad.” Eighteen years of chasing after her childhood sweetheart could not withstand the blade of their “deep sibling bond.”
The night she was kidnapped, he thought it was one of her tricks. Only when he found her curled up among sacks of potatoes in an abandoned warehouse did he break down in tears for the first time. But Su Wan’s heart was already dead. She had left with her secret, leaving a note: “Don’t look for me. I’ll take care of the baby myself.”
Lu Tingyuan went mad. He kept watch outside her apartment in the snow, learned to cook meals for pregnant women, and held the safety charm engraved with “Mr. Lu belongs to Wanwan” in his palm. When the white lotus’s fake pregnancy plot was exposed, and he saw the words “stood me up for the 28th time” in her diary
“Su Wan, I was wrong.” The once-reckless CEO waited outside her door for eight hours in the snow. “I was blind before. Let me spend the rest of my life pursuing you.”
