On a rainy night, Shen Li bought Jiangyu for a year with a black card.
At that time, she was a spendthrift gallery owner, and he was a top art student at the Academy of Fine Arts who was treating his mother's illness and was humiliated by his creditors. She thought she could lock up this "weed" with money, but he insisted on being aloof in the contract - not touching her things, not looking into her eyes. Even the international signing opportunity she secretly fought for for him was smashed by him in the rainstorm: "Do you think I can buy it with money?"
What's even more cruel is what he said to his friend: "It's just a transaction."
Shen Li disappeared overnight, taking away all the money and the oil painting full of her that was hidden in his studio.
It wasn't until the villa was empty that there was only the echo, that Jiang Yu went crazy - the refrigerator was gone with warm milk, the balcony was gone with the easel late at night, and even the figure in the air that pestered him to learn to paint was gone. All he found was a crumpled piece of paper: "Jiang Yu, I bet you loved me, and I lost."
Later, Jiang Yu became a top painter, and his painting exhibition was always called "Li Guang". The biggest painting was a girl holding an umbrella on a rainy night. No one knew that every time after the exhibition closed, he would cry to the painting: "Shen Li, I was wrong."
In this relationship that started with a transaction, she risked her sincerity and left, and he regretted it for the rest of his life.
