During the first few years when she fell in love with the prince of Hong Kong, Jiang Nian was obsessed with love. She worked hard to learn Cantonese, learn to cook every day, and practiced etiquette to prepare for marrying into a wealthy family, but it took a long time to get the certificate.
Until I occasionally went to his villa and there was a piano in the study.
She said I don't know how to play the piano, please teach me.
He shook his head: "This piano doesn't fit." (This piano cannot be touched.)
Only then did Jiang Nian realize that this was left behind by his ex-girlfriend Bai Yueguang before she went abroad.
Over the years, a wound has been left in his heart.
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Many years after the breakup.
On a wet and rainy night, he cornered her in the villa and pressed on her step by step.
She stepped back, her eyes red: "You have a piano, why are you still so stubborn to me?"
He turned around and returned to the study, with a loud bang, as if he had smashed something old.
Throwing the hammer, smiling brightly and coldly:
"Did you see it? Don't make excuses to run away anymore." (Did you see it? Don't make excuses to run away anymore)
*Chasing Wife Crematorium, double c
Purpose: live a good life
