[Mutual Secret Crush + Deep, Hidden Love + The Ex’s Long Road to Redemption + Pregnant and on the Run + Doctors Without Borders]
In their third year of marriage, Wen Nanyi left behind a divorce agreement and disappeared without a trace.
Si Wangnian clutched the paper, his knuckles turning white as a dark, sinister fury churned in his eyes.
He sneered and made a call. “Wen Nanyi, do you think this will force me to give in?”
The airport announcements buzzed noisily on the other end. Her voice was calm. “Si Wangnian, this is over.”
He scoffed, his low voice dripping with scorn. “When you drugged me and used the most despicable means to force me to marry you, why didn’t you think about ending things then?”
Wen Nanyi’s fingertips trembled, but she only smiled faintly. “That’s right. So now, I’m setting you free.”
Si Wangnian once believed she would always be the butterfly in his palm, unable to escape his control.
Until he found out her flight destination was a foreign country torn apart by war.
Until he received her wedding ring in the mail, with a note that said only, “May we never meet again in this life.”
Until… he saw Wen Nanyi, a Doctors Without Borders physician, standing amid the ruins with a baby bump in an international news report, while a blue-eyed, blond-haired man beside her tenderly draped a coat over her shoulders.
At that moment, Si Wangnian smashed an entire wall of floor-to-ceiling windows. Every night, he went mad staring at the wedding ring she had left behind.
Later, at a border hospital thick with gun smoke, Si Wangnian, covered in blood and grime, clamped a hand around her wrist. His voice was hoarse. “Wen Nanyi, how dare you run off with my child?!”
She looked up calmly, all the longing she once held for him gone from her eyes. “Mr. Si, you have the wrong person.”
His eyes red, he knelt before her and begged, “Nannan, I was wrong… Please, don’t leave me.”
[Si Wangnian was arrogant and ruthless all his life, yet when it came to Wen Nanyi, he loved her in silence and lost in the most humiliating way.]
It's nice to watch, but it looks sad, but the male protagonist is actually very affectionate and pretends not to be in love.
It's okay. It would be better if it was a little more compact.