[Modern city + Chasing wife crematorium + Broken mirror never reunited + A cool article about scumbag abuse + Never forgive]
After eight years of dating, on their wedding day, her SWAT boyfriend Lin Ye answered a phone call, left her and ran away.
Just because of the "post-traumatic sequelae" Bai Lianhua Chu said that she wanted to jump into the sea.
Su Qingqing didn't cry or make a fuss. She threw away the diamond ring in front of three hundred guests and turned around to leave.
Abort the fetus in the belly, delete all contact information, and board a flight abroad on the same day.
Three years later.
She is a top jewelry designer, and she is surrounded by the gentle and talented surgeon Shen Xingyuan. She has a pair of adorable twins.
And what about Lin Ye?
Reported by Chu Chu for harassment, suspended for investigation, infamous, betrayed by everyone.
On the day they reunited at the airport, Lin Ye knelt in front of her and cried bitterly: "Qing, I was wrong, please come back..."
Su Qingqing held Shen Xingyuan's hand and looked down at him with an indifferent smile: "Lin Ye, you are kneeling to the wrong person."
"My wife named Shen doesn't need you to be an eyesore."
Shen Xingyuan turned sideways to protect her behind him, his eyes like daggers.
Certain mistakes last a lifetime.
Some people, once they leave, will never look back.
Reader comments
The writing is quite good, but it is ruined by the characters. The female lead and the male lead are really a perfect match, but there is no need to distort the plot of the female protagonist, and it is so outrageous: the ending where both lunatics die... Doesn't it complement the heroine's character and eight-year relationship? After all, birds of a feather flock together.
Why do you want to arrange a death ending for the second male lead? He is not inherently bad, he is just soft-hearted and confused! Angstrom
The writing is quite good, but it is ruined by the characters. The female lead and the male lead are really a perfect match, but there is no need to distort the plot of the female protagonist, and it is so outrageous: the ending where both lunatics die... Doesn't it complement the heroine's character and eight-year relationship? After all, birds of a feather flock together.
Why do you want to arrange a death ending for the second male lead? He is not inherently bad, he is just soft-hearted and confused! Angstrom