On the seventh day when snow fell all over the tombstone, Shen Yu knelt in front of the bluestone engraved with Su Wan's name. He rubbed the three words with his fingertips. His thin lips moved, but what he spit out was another person's name.
Three months ago, he held Bai Weiwei who was in a coma with high fever, forced Su Wan to donate bone marrow with red eyes, and said with hard words: "Su Wan, Weiwei cannot die, you must save her." Su Wan looked at the undisguised favoritism in his eyes and laughed to tears. Her leukemia was already in the advanced stage, and bone marrow transplant was her only way to survive. But he didn't believe it, he just thought she was threatening her life.
Later, when Bai Weiwei recovered, he and his men came to arrest the "cruel" Su Wan, but they only saw her cold body and a suicide note - "Shen Yu, I don't owe you anymore. From now on, there will be no more debts."
On the day of the funeral, he personally protected Bai Weiwei behind him and allowed others to scold Su Wan as "evil". It wasn't until the photo on the tombstone came into view that he frantically peeled away the soil, his fingers dripping with blood, and repeated in his mouth: "Wanwan, I was wrong... Can you come back?"
The cruel part is that the heroine rips out her heart and lungs but is treated as nothing, and even the last way of life is cut off by the male protagonist himself; the fun part is that after the heroine dies, the man who is biased to the core is trapped in regret for the rest of his life, crazy and unable to get what he wants.
