
On the Day We Divorced, the Professor...
离婚当天,教授他
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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I declare Lu Shiyan to be the most distressing male protagonist of the year! When I fell in love with my senior sister at the age of nineteen, she said, "You are still young and don't understand." On her wedding day, he stood outside for four hours without going in. On the day she got divorced, he said, "It's been seven years, it's my turn." He sent her milk powder and diapers when she was pregnant, and a blanket when she was cold. She said, "Don't send a blanket next time, send it to yourself." He said, "Okay." Seven years of waiting, from junior apprentice to professor, from teenager to twenty-six years old. He said, "Sister, you are my star", and she finally said, "I miss you too." This kind of deep love from beginning to end makes me really cry!