[GB] (The male protagonist is sick and weak) (The female protagonist's first-person perspective)
"I" (the heroine) - Wen Er.
Wen Er thought this marriage was just a cold exchange of interests. On the third day of their wedding, she violently took possession of her silent and submissive husband, driven by alcohol, and didn't even look at him afterward.
Zhou Mu never complains. He waited for her to come home in an empty apartment, writing down the date of every late return, and secretly drawing her profile on the back of the calendar. When a stomachache occurs, I grit my teeth and keep silent. The medicine for depression is hidden deep in the bedside table. He didn't dare to expect her love, he just wanted not to be abandoned.
Until one night when she came home early, she saw him curled up on the bathroom floor, holding an empty stomach medicine bottle in his hand, and seventeen pieces of calendar paper with her likeness scattered underneath him. On the back of the oldest one, there is a line of small words written:
"She got married today and didn't even smile at me."
At that moment, Wen You realized that he was not the only one trapped in this marriage.
From indifference to care, from possession to distress - she spent three months ignoring him, but it took her whole life to make up for those empty nights.
The moon returns to the mountains and the sea, and the people return to you.
Reader comments
Super beautiful, love it so much
Great author, please update
Super beautiful, love it so much Great author, please update
The writing is very good!