After the Child Bride Comes to Her Senses, the Young Master Goes Mad

A story about chasing a wife in the crematorium that "looks like nothing when you have it, but breaks your heart when you lose it." Su Nian has been Gu Feng's child bride for twelve years. In the past twelve years, she had copied his homework, resisted punishments, and endured countless sobriety soups for him. She thought that as long as she was good and sensible enough, she could wait for him to look back at her. But Gu Feng said: "Su Nian, you are good at everything, but you are too boring." He fell in love with a woman who was as flamboyant and wanton as he was. On the night of the breakup, it rained heavily. Su Nian chased her to the pavilion outside the city. She was soaked and begged him not to leave. Gu Feng pushed her hand away from his sleeve and got on his horse without looking back. After the rain stopped, Su Nian fell seriously ill. After recovering from the illness, he seemed like a different person. She no longer waits for anyone. She took over the Gu family's silk and satin shop and turned it into the most profitable shop in Qingping Town. She changed out of her plain old clothes and the days when she only had Gu Feng in her eyes. Then she met a gentle man who knew how to respect her. He would give her a cup of tea when she was looking at her account books, and would say "I'll do the rest" when she was tired. Just when she decided to accept the marriage, Gu Feng came back. The proud young master of the Gu family knelt in front of her with red eyes and said in a hoarse voice, "Nian Nian, I was wrong." But Su Nian just looked at him calmly, like looking at a past dream. She smiled slightly and said softly: "Mr. Gu, the sycamore tree is still there, but the person waiting for you under the tree is no longer there." She turned and left, her wedding dress like fire. And as he knelt there, he finally understood that the girl he pushed away with his own hands would never come back.