In the second year of Ning Lan’s secret marriage to Ye Yan, he brought home a five-year-old son.
He had someone else in his heart, his unattainable ideal, so the way he loved Ning Lan was like a raging storm.
On the day they divorced, the five-year-old said, “Why don’t you take me with you too, Mommy?”
Ning Lan said, “I’m just an auntie, not your mommy.”
Much later, it wasn’t until that man came back that Ye Yan realized there was someone in this world who was so much like him, and whom Ning Lan had kept in her heart all along.
Ye Yan said, “You dare use me as a substitute?”
Ning Lan said, “Mr. Ye, you can’t take what you dish out.”
[The love I give you is a game where I’m begging to lose.]
It's well-written and very enjoyable.
Highly recommended! It's incredibly gripping, with a strong contrast between the characters: the initially cold and ruthless CEO Ye transforms into a ruthless pursuer after the divorce! The female lead isn't a saint; she's principled and has a strong sense of self, never looking back after being hurt, and rejects the male lead's superficial apologies. Furthermore, the male lead's son isn't just a simple plot device; all his support feels natural and unforced.
Holy crap, Edicius is a suicide!