[A girl with PTSD after eight years of chasing the light] + [A CEO who came too late] [Secret crush] [A long road to winning her back] [Reunion after years apart] [Growth-oriented heroine]
The day she was diagnosed with PTSD, the doctor said, “There’s no rushing this illness. You’ll have to take it one day at a time.”
Li Jinyu said, “All right. I’m not in a hurry.”
She knew how to endure.
At eighteen, her stepfather put a price tag of 88,000 yuan on her. It was only after he tore up that piece of paper that she got a future.
For the next eight years, she chased after Jin Zhaoguang. She got into his company, which hired only two people through campus recruitment that year. He was the direction she moved toward.
He was also the one who made the first move. “Want to have some fun?”
He gave her a card and a house, but never gave her a single word of love.
On the night his company went bankrupt, he was convinced she had betrayed him and relentlessly accused her.
The man she had loved for eight years nearly killed her.
She said nothing. Barefoot, she ran into the torrential rain and left him for good.
From that night on, she was ill.
How could a broken heart ever heal?
Without a direction of her own, could it still be him who helped her find the light in her eyes, little by little?
She began to work hard at getting better. She gradually stopped taking her medication, and went to therapy once a week.
She pulled herself out of the mud inch by inch and learned to live like a person again.
The man who had destroyed her, meanwhile, went bankrupt. He searched for her for over a year, and after finding her, pretended nothing had happened, lingering every day outside her apartment complex and workplace.
She didn’t forgive him.
But she still sent him business, and still took care of his family.
Who says someone whose light was once snuffed out can’t shine again?
She had once been a fish chasing the light, burned and wounded all over by its glow. This time, she could swim against the light.
(The story is set in the new energy industry. The heroine has a rare role that’s especially suitable for women.)
