Sheng'er never imagined that she, an ordinary college student, would find a “troublemaker” with a badly injured head on a national highway near her hometown one sweltering summer night and bring him home.
He had lost his memory. The only thing on him was a pendant engraved with the character “Yuan.”
She named him Xiao Yuan and taught him the simplest rules in the world:
If you're hot, drink some water. If you're hungry, eat. If something's wrong, speak up. Don't bear it alone.
They spent the summer working at a relative's rural guesthouse, clattering around with pots and pans, while the quiet attraction growing between them proved impossible to sort out. She thought they would end up with a happy ending, just like the leads in a movie.
Until one night, several black cars pulled up on the dirt road outside the town.
He was taken away, and his identity came to light: a wealthy heir and the leader of an underworld gang.
Only then did she learn that the awkward boy who used to help her carry plates was actually called Han Yuan.
A year later.
A handsome, sunny senior pursues her, and she's finally close to putting aside the feelings left by that brief, blazing summer.
Then a familiar yet unfamiliar name suddenly appears on the transfer-student list.
Han Yuan.
He stands at the front of the classroom, his gaze sweeping coldly over the students before pausing on her for a moment.
All the memories he lost and regained become a dark, possessive storm in his eyes:
If you're going to pretend you don't remember me, don't blame me when I...
Take back everything, you and your heart, little by little.
