On the first day of marriage, Lu Yehan threw a contract in front of Lin Xingchen: "Recognize your identity. Apart from the title of Mrs. Lu, you are nothing."
After a year of marriage, she kept to her duty, leaving a light on when he came home late from socializing, and silently changing the dishes on the table when he had a stomachache. Everyone laughed at her for being the most humble substitute bride of a wealthy family, and even her stepsister dared to come and ridicule her.
Lin Xingchen didn't defend himself. She simply circled a date on her calendar—the day the contract expired.
At the end of the one-year period, she left the signed divorce agreement and left the house.
Lu Yehan thought she was just having a tantrum, until he returned home and saw that the light in the living room that was on for him every night was out, and her things in the studio were emptied, leaving only the paints he sent neatly arranged on the easel - not even opened.
At that moment, Mr. Lu, who was frightened by the business community, went crazy.
Later, she became famous in the art circle, started working under the pseudonym "Stella", and her works fetched sky-high prices. When the media asked about her relationship, she just smiled and said: "I'm single, don't disturb me."
That night, Lu Yehan bought all her paintings and stood downstairs in her apartment all night.
Early the next morning, she opened the door and saw this man who was once as cold as ice leaning against the wall. His eyes were bloodshot and his voice was hoarse: "Stars, can that lamp still shine for me?"
Reader comments
I feel like I want to watch it. , Good.
The author's writing skills are very strong, and the atmosphere of the novel is created very well. Many details are described in a macro way, amplifying the senses, and are delicate, layer by layer, and progressive. Readers must be patient and calm down to read. It is really beautiful!
As for the cufflinks, the author may have arranged the chapters upside down, probably because the manuscript has not been refined yet.
The male protagonist who got married is just like the Mangwenya family in the old society. Is it so casual?
I feel like I want to watch it. , Good.
The author's writing skills are very strong, and the atmosphere of the novel is created very well. Many details are described in a macro way, amplifying the senses, and are delicate, layer by layer, and progressive. Readers must be patient and calm down to read. It is really beautiful! As for the cufflinks, the author may have arranged the chapters upside down, probably because the manuscript has not been refined yet.
The male protagonist who got married is just like the Mangwenya family in the old society. Is it so casual?