The day Su Wan met Lu Chongshan for the first time, it was raining. She worked overtime until nine o'clock and ate a bowl of wontons at a wonton stall in the alley. He sent her home, the umbrella tilted toward her, and half of his shoulders were soaked. I went to return the umbrella the next day, but the stroller was not there, and neither was the person.
She thought that was it. Who knows, after five or six trips, he was blocked at the door of the breakfast shop across the street. When he saw her, he was stunned for a moment and smiled.
A 28-year-old ordinary girl who works as an administrator, and a 54-year-old divorced middle-aged man who runs a breakfast shop, a difference of 26 years. His children disagreed, her parents were so angry that they were hospitalized, relatives took turns coming to persuade her, colleagues talked behind her back, and her best friend told her to wake up. We had quarrels, cold wars, and three separations. He suffered from gastric bleeding and she lost three pounds after a week of treatment. He refused to let her subsidize him during the off-season, and her company almost lost her job due to layoffs at her company.
Later, his children slowly relaxed, and her parents said, "Bring her here and see." After receiving the certificate, we gathered at a table for a meal. When she woke up on the first morning after the marriage, he was looking at her and asked her if she regretted it. She said she regretted nothing. She had eaten hundreds of bowls of wontons.
Just a bowl of wontons. Later it became a lifetime thing.
I have read three books by Teacher Wan!