She Left Earlier Than Summer

On the wedding day, the whole city laughed at her for trying so hard. Lu Yuzhou is the third young master of the Lu family, an emperor in the business world, he is cold and dignified, and has never been a womanizer. Everyone is waiting to see the joke of Cinderella being kicked out. But Lu Yuzhou doted on her. She wanted to eat chestnuts roasted with sugar, so he drove halfway across the city to buy them in the middle of the night. She was afraid of thunder, so he left the cross-country meeting and rushed home. She had a fever and talked nonsense, so he stayed by the bedside for two days and two nights, refusing to close her eyes with bloodshot eyes. He said: "I, Lu Yuzhou, have fallen into Xia Nanxi's hands throughout my life." She thought this would be forever. Until one day, she looked at his face and smiled politely: "Hello, who are you?" Early onset Alzheimer's disease. Irreversible. Incurable. Only five years left. From that day on, he said "I love you" in her ear a hundred times a day and wrote their stories in a diary and read them to her repeatedly. He said it as many times as she forgot. But she was still disappearing little by little. In the end, she forgot everyone, leaving only three words: "Lu Yuzhou". She couldn't remember whose name it was. I just recited it unconsciously, like a child who can't find a home, reciting the house number repeatedly. The summer was not over yet when she left. She touched his face and said, "You have lost weight." She was twenty-eight years old that year. He spent three years writing their story into a book. The last page read, "In the next life, I will be your brain. Whatever you forget, I will help you remember it. As long as you don't forget me."