The night before the wedding, Su Wan stayed out drinking with her male best friend until 3:17 a.m.
Her fiancé waited for her in the living room all night.
He had reminded her three times not to make him come to the wedding tomorrow.
Each time, she gave him the same reply: Don't be so petty.
The third time, he said, "All right. I'll remember that."
At the wedding, she had her male best friend walk her halfway down the aisle, toasted him first, and told more than two hundred guests that he was the most important person in her life.
Her fiancé took off his boutonniere, gently set it on the stage, and walked away.
He didn't look at her once, from beginning to end.
Only after that day did Su Wan understand that some people's kindness comes with a limit.
And she had long since maxed it out.
As for the man she called her "husband"...
She had never truly known him at all.
It stands to reason that this woman has childhood sweethearts and dated several ex-boyfriends. How could she be so sad about the male protagonist leaving [rolls eyes] [thinks]. People who have been in love several times are looking for a new partner in a minute, and she also has a boyfriend who has been with her for ten years. As long as the relationship is fast, there will be no sadness, only love.
The writing is very detailed and the characters are very three-dimensional 👍
Will we get back together? No, right?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking🧐🤤🤤🤤🤤
When I read Su Wan, I felt that the short story had changed into a novel. This novel,