The Last Rains of Autumn

[Both Pure + Campus and City Life + Happy Ending + Push and Pull + Reunion After Years Apart]

[Not your typical aloof heroine | Fated, gifted girl vs. Wheelchair-bound young master (secretly insecure, and his legs will recover)]

Until she was sixteen, Li Mo had loving parents and earned a recommendation to Yanda, a top university, through her competition results.

But after she turned sixteen, fate dealt her a cruel hand. Her father died in a car accident, and her mother fell seriously ill from overwhelming grief.

The enormous treatment bills landed on her shoulders without warning.

She gave up her university recommendation, took a leave of absence, and looked for all kinds of work to earn money.

Li Mo hoped her excellent grades would give her even a little breathing room, but the rapidly shrinking balance on the bills told her the truth.

She needed money. She needed it desperately.

As it happened, a distinguished guest arrived at Yanzhong that day. When she returned to school to pick up her transcript, her homeroom teacher told her a little about him.

His legs had been broken in a car accident. He was withdrawn, irritable, and had taken two years off to recover.

They needed a private tutor who could put up with his temper. The generous pay made her consider the offer.

At the end of the corridor, she caught a fleeting glimpse of him: handsome and brooding.

And rich.

Patience and tolerance were the things she had in abundance.

In a mutually beneficial arrangement, she played the obedient girl, cloaked in the guise of salvation,

and got Li Qiunian to rein in his violent temper.

After the college entrance exams, they settled their accounts, and their relationship ended along with them.

From that day on, Li Mo stopped answering his calls and messages and disappeared from Wanzhou without a trace.

Li Qiunian searched for her desperately, but to no avail.

*

Seven years later, amid the clinking glasses at a banquet, he saw the familiar face again.

Before his eyes could recognize her, his heart was already racing for her.

“I've missed you so much, Li Mo.”