His mother died when he was nine, and his father was absent. His childhood was cold.
Then, one summer, in the small town where his grandmother lived, he met her, a girl like a little sun.
Her warmth was the only sweetness in his barren years.
They reunited in high school, became desk mates, and promised to face the future together.
But reality cruelly shattered that promise: she deliberately said she didn’t love him, and he left for a foreign country.
Years later, he returned with a sharp edge to him and met her again.
This time, he would take back everything he’d lost, with interest.
A love rekindled, love and hate intertwined. This time, neither of them gets to run away.
