Reunion after a long absence➕Two-way secret love➕Half sour➕HE
(The content after the reunion is after Chapter 97, and the previous ones are all memories of the past. If you mind, Xiaobao will jump directly to Chapter 97, but you may not understand it if you don't read the previous ones.)
Seven years ago, she was the girl next door chasing after him. On the night after the college entrance examination, she mustered up the courage to confess her love, only to receive a cold rejection from him.
Seven years later, she opened the door of a B&B in Xiyu, and the person standing on the porch was actually Chen Qingci.
"Chu Yihe." He called her, his voice as deep as half a lifetime ago.
He didn't know that after he left that summer, her world fell apart - her father cheated on her, her mother betrayed her, and the girl she was close to was actually her father's illegitimate daughter.
After the college entrance examination, her parents left and no one wanted her.
She didn't know that the boy who pushed her away still had the love letter she wrote back then in his pocket.
This time, he didn't let go.
Reader comments
The writing is delicate and the heart is rich. But if I were the female protagonist, I would not be involved with the male protagonist when we meet again, because my youthful experiences are too profound and sad. I don't want the heroine to repeat the same mistakes and become the little tail she was in the past. Most people will be like the male protagonist, thinking that they are in control of the overall situation and that the choice is good for everyone, but the results are often the most painful. The young encounter is happy but sour for the heroine, and a bit depressing for the viewer. I wonder if the heroine will be able to make the hero more hungry after the reunion.
The author's writing is very good. I feel that there is still a lot of foreshadowing in the front to guess who the illegitimate daughter is. I feel sorry for the heroine, right under her nose. The heroine lost her family and friendship after the college entrance examination. The writing is very good, please write well👍👍
It's so beautiful. I really like this kind of thing. Can you torture the male protagonist for a while?
It's great, I'm really looking forward to the plot behind the reunion [shy]
Beautifully written! ! !つ♡⊂
I think it's quite interesting. The male protagonist has a very good personality. I feel that the female protagonist in the introduction is very pitiful. The female protagonist in the first three chapters is very pitiful. She is completely different from the one on campus. I feel sorry for her.
The writing is delicate and the heart is rich. But if I were the female protagonist, I would not be involved with the male protagonist when we meet again, because my youthful experiences are too profound and sad. I don't want the heroine to repeat the same mistakes and become the little tail she was in the past. Most people will be like the male protagonist, thinking that they are in control of the overall situation and that the choice is good for everyone, but the results are often the most painful. The young encounter is happy but sour for the heroine, and a bit depressing for the viewer. I wonder if the heroine will be able to make the hero more hungry after the reunion.
The author's writing is very good. I feel that there is still a lot of foreshadowing in the front to guess who the illegitimate daughter is. I feel sorry for the heroine, right under her nose. The heroine lost her family and friendship after the college entrance examination. The writing is very good, please write well👍👍
It's so beautiful. I really like this kind of thing. Can you torture the male protagonist for a while?
It's great, I'm really looking forward to the plot behind the reunion [shy]
Beautifully written! ! !つ♡⊂
I think it's quite interesting. The male protagonist has a very good personality. I feel that the female protagonist in the introduction is very pitiful. The female protagonist in the first three chapters is very pitiful. She is completely different from the one on campus. I feel sorry for her.