There are two things Su Nanzhi fears most in life: accounts that don’t balance, and the way Shen Chuan looks at her.
For all three years of high school, he was the troublemaker who cornered her in the hallway, while she was the good student he bullied into silence.
Seven years later, they meet again. He’s an influential figure in town, and she’s an ordinary accountant who’s returned from Shenzhen after failing her civil service exam.
Everyone tells her, “Stay away from Shen Chuan. He’s no good.”
But he slips an apple into her shopping cart, texts to ask if she’s eaten, and steps in front of her when someone gives her a hard time.
She asks him, “Why are you always staring at me?”
He looks at her for a long moment, then mutters,
“I’ve been watching you for seven years. I can’t stop.”
He bullied her for three years and waited for her for seven. Now, he wants to keep her by his side every day for the rest of their lives.
I like it very much. I feel like I like it very much.
I like the long flow of water, which moistens things silently.
Very real and worth seeing
The author wrote it into my heart
Nice novel, lovely male protagonist