The craziest thing Lin Zhiyi has ever done in her life is to marry Fu Hanzhou, a man she has only met three times.
When we met for the first time, he handed over a contract: "I will pay for your grandfather's medical expenses. You will live in my house after marriage, and you will decide the time for divorce."
When they met for the second time, he knelt down at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau and tied her loose shoelaces: "The agreement states that I will take care of your life, and this is my responsibility."
The third time they met, she had nightmares and screamed. He rushed in and took her into his arms, including the quilt: "What are you afraid of? I'm here."
She thought it was just a deal. But he was in charge of her three meals a day, her access control, and he was in charge of her not being allowed to drink cold coffee when she stayed up late to write her thesis. He was so anxious that he broke the medicine bowl when she had a fever, and kissed every finger of hers with red eyes when she was sent home by her male classmates.
She fled 300 kilometers back to her hometown, but his car had a flat tire and she chased her on foot for two hours. In the heavy rain, he tore up the contract and knelt on one knee in the mud: "Lin Zhiyi, I don't want you to be under my control. Can you control me?"
Later she realized that what he meant by "control" was that he was afraid that she would be hungry, that she would be tired, and that she would be bullied. It's because he's afraid she won't love him.
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