The Last Rainy Autumn Year

[Shuangjie + Campus City + HE + Pull + Reunion after a long separation] [Unconventional coldness | The ill-fated proud daughter of heaven VS the young master who is a jerk in a wheelchair (actually he has low self-esteem, his legs will be better)] Before the age of sixteen, Li Mo had loving parents who recommended him to the top university Yanda University through competitive competition. But after Li Mo turned sixteen, her fate was harsh to her. Her father died in a car accident, and her mother became seriously ill due to excessive worries. The high cost of treatment on the reminder sheet fell on her alone without any warning. She gave up her admission to college and took a leave of absence to find various jobs to make money. Li Mo wanted to get a little breathing space with his excellent results, but the rapidly losing numbers on the bill told Li Mo. She was short of money, very short of money. It happened that that day, a distinguished guest came to Yanzhong. She returned to school and went to the office to get her transcript. The head teacher mentioned some information to her. He broke his leg in a car accident and became withdrawn, irritable and irritable. He took two years off school to recuperate. He needs a tutor who can tolerate his temper, and she is tempted by the high tutoring fee. A sudden glance on the corridor, the man was beautiful and gloomy. And very rich. What she lacks most is patience and tolerance. In an exchange of interests, she obeyed and acted good, wearing the sheep's clothing of redemption. Let Li Qiunian restrain his violent nature. The college entrance examination is over, money and goods are gone, and their relationship also ends. From that day on, Li Mo stopped responding to his phone calls and completely disappeared from Wanzhou. Li Qiunian searched for her like crazy, but to no avail. * Seven years later, while changing glasses at a banquet, he saw a familiar person again. What she recognized before her eyes was her heart beating wildly for her. "I miss you so much, Li Mo."