Half a Love Letter

(Under major revision, it is recommended to read Chapter 12) ImaginaryJapanSubstituteSecret Love Rin died, three months ago. She left eight million and hired a stand-in, who lived in this room under her name and as her lover, spent the last three months with Mio for her, and played only the first half of a song for her. Baiyin took the order. She has played many people and has never been tempted, which is what she is best at. But Mio would throw herself into her arms and say, "Rin, it's great to have you back." She would put a warm orange candy next to her shoe, and she would say to her, "I've been waiting for that piece of music for six years." Three months, ninety days. She was suddenly afraid. What she was afraid of was not that she would be betrayed, but that she would not be able to tell whether the heart that was getting faster and faster belonged to Lin or her own. The day the love letter was sent, both people's worlds collapsed at the same time. What is the sentence that was crossed out in the instruction manual? Can the person you have a crush on really achieve success? (The pace of this book is slow and unsystematic, and I have to admit that the first few chapters are not well written. I have been trying my best to revise them. Everyone is welcome to complain)