In the previous life, Shen Yinzhi interpreted Lu Yan's silence as indifference, interpreted He Miaomiao's provocation as concern, and cut off their marriage with his own hands in the spiral of misunderstanding. On the day of divorce, he signed and left. She thought he didn't care.
When she was reborn on the wedding day, she held on to all the memories of her previous life and told herself: control your temper, don't push him anymore, and live well this time.
In the third month after her marriage, she found a sketchbook with the corners rolled up in an old cardboard box in the study. It's all about her face - drinking water by the playground when she was sixteen, dazed outside the college entrance examination room when she was eighteen, falling asleep on the table in the university library when she was twenty-one. There is a line of small words in the lower right corner of each painting, the same date. Those days when she thought he wasn't looking at her or even recognizing her.
Only then did she realize that she had never lost to any woman in her previous life. What she lost to was the wall she had built in his heart with her own hands.
But it's different now. She had built that wall herself—and she was going to tear it down piece by piece.
This time, she would never let go.
