Cheng Suining has believed in one thing since he was a child - being tempted means self-destruction. When she was twenty-four years old, her father used her grandmother's retirement home to force her into a marriage. She made three conditions with a cold face: living in separate houses, not interfering with each other, and each living his own life. The man named Jiang Yanzhou opposite put down the celadon tea cup and said only two words: "Okay."
She didn't accept the wristband he handed her, didn't look at the greenhouse he built for her in the manor, and didn't believe that he was so gentle and quiet every time that it seemed like it had never happened. On the day they broke off the engagement, she packed all the things he had given her, and he said, "The engagement is cancelled, and the flower house and Bai Qiang will be left to you."
She ran away. But he found that the last few pages of the flower note were filled with his name at some point.
A story about running away and waiting. A long flowering period from "I dare not" to "I do".
