Cheng Tang went to Gu's house to show up for his friend. The show lasted for two hours and then left.
Unexpectedly, Gu Heng came to the door three days later: Bai Yueguang returned to China and he needed a girlfriend to stop the gun for one year, and the conditions were arbitrary.
Cheng Tang whipped out a self-drafted contract on the spot - the terms were stricter than his, and the liquidated damages were higher than his. Additional Article 7: Emotional investment was not within the scope of the agreement, and both parties were not responsible.
Gu Heng was silent for three seconds and signed.
So Cheng Tang began to study Lin Sheng, and played the role of Bai Yueguang, who Gu Heng had missed for seven years, perfectly. But she didn't expect that the more she acted, the more Gu Heng would frown.
Later, when Lin Sheng returned to China, the first thing he said was that Cheng Tang looked better than the photos.
Later, Lin Sheng told her privately: She didn't even know the "her" that Gu Heng liked.
Only then did Cheng Tang understand that the white moonlight was an illusion created by Gu Heng himself.
But she stayed awake for too long - she was used as a spare tire for two years, and finally left with dignity. She knows better than anyone else: it's OK to be into the drama, but not to be tempted.
On the day when one year expired, Gu Heng did not speak.
She only put one thing on her suitcase and turned around to leave.
Cheng Tang looked down: a new agreement. The validity period column says - forever. The column for breach of contract says - not applicable
