Reborn with the wounds of her previous life, she wants only to stay away from the man who left her alone for seven years and cost her every dream.
In her previous life, she was Tezuka’s wife, a woman with no life of her own. Waiting drained away every last spark of light, and as she lay dying, all she wished was:
In my next life, may I never meet Tezuka Kunimitsu again.
In this life, she wants to study medicine, save lives, and live for herself.
But the icy tennis emperor returns early, carrying memories of both lifetimes, with nothing in his eyes but regret and tenderness.
“Wanqing, I remember now.
I wronged you in our last life. In this one, I’ll spend the rest of my life making it up to you.”
He is no longer a boy who cares only about the court,
but a stone statue waiting outside the hospital for her to finish work.
He offers a Grand Slam as his bride price and vows his devotion,
returning to her, one by one, the freedom, brilliance, and affection she lost in her previous life.
After missing each other across two lifetimes, they finally find their way to each other in this one.
You’ll be a light that saves lives, and I’ll be the moon that watches over you forever.
