After Ji Shuwei's parents died, she lived with her grandparents for a short time. In order to study, she was fostered in the family of Xu Ming, her parents' best friend. From then on, she became the "little tail" that Xu Ming could not get rid of.
Xu Ming is three years older than her. He is a calm and reliable elder brother in the eyes of others. He is even more considerate and considerate to her, taking care of everything from her daily life to her studies. Ji Shuwei secretly developed a crush on this gentle and dazzling man as they spent day and night together. Her love was hidden in every secret glance and every cautious approach, and she never dared to express it openly.
On Xu Ming's birthday, with some drunken courage, Ji Shuwei blushed and expressed her feelings, but was rejected gently but firmly by him. "Wei Wei, you are still young and you just mistake dependence for love." This sentence was like a basin of cold water, extinguishing all her courage. From then on, she buried her love deep in her heart and never dared to reveal it again.
After graduation, Ji Shuwei gradually lost her youthfulness, and there were suitors around her who took the initiative to show their affection, and she also started to think about falling in love. But when Xu Ming saw all this, he was inexplicably panicked.
Late one night, Xu Ming blocked Ji Shuwei, who had just returned from a party with friends, downstairs in the community. The streetlight lengthened his figure, and his usual gentleness faded away, leaving only an undoubted possessiveness. He clasped her wrist, and his voice was low and a little out of control: "Ji Shuwei, didn't you say you like me? How dare you like someone else?"
Without waiting for her to react, he leaned forward and approached her with scorching eyes: "I tell you, you can only be mine." With irresistible force, he kissed her.
