There are two things Wen Ci hates most in her life: one is rainy days, and the other is Xie Lin.
So when it rained that night, Xie Lin appeared downstairs at her law firm holding a black umbrella and said, "My fiancée wants to ask you to file a divorce lawsuit." Her smile was colder than ice: "Mr. Xie, my consultation fee is 8,000 an hour. I suggest you make an appointment first."
When he turned around, his wrist was grabbed, and his palms were hot: "What if the plaintiff is me?"
Five years ago, his text message "Don't wait" made her stand on an island in the heavy rain. Five years later, he hired her to file a lawsuit with tens of billions of shares, and he filled in the plaintiff column - "Sue me for illegally appropriating other people's feelings, and I still refuse to return them."
She thought he was here to atone for his sins. Little did he know that day 1826 was the day he was diagnosed with gastric cancer.
He thought she was here for revenge. But she didn't know that there were 365 unsent letters locked in her drawer. The 1826th letter read: "Xie Lin, I've been waiting for the 1826th day."
"Love is equal, but it is also willing to be defeated."
The cold and vicious female lawyer × the paranoid and affectionate technology upstart
Reunion｜Chasing Wife at the Crematorium｜Two-way Redemption｜
