Lin has been Zhou Yu's "savior" for ten years.
Collect love letters for him, bring him into the crowd, and "guide" him from a lonely boy to a gentle boyfriend. Everyone said she was his light.
Until she found the shadow of another girl among Zhou Yu's old things.
It turns out that the initial encounter was intentional, the silence was acting, and even the "rescue" she was most proud of was a trap he set up to get closer to her.
The real light had long since been pushed away by his own hands and became a strange name on the medical record.
"Zhou Yu, do you love me?"
"Love."
"Even if it was false at first?"
"Precisely because it was false at first, I have to work hard to prove it is true every minute and every second."
But there are some mistakes, and the harder you prove them, the deeper the wounds become.
When the backlash of lies came, they discovered:
The most painful BE is not not loving, but clearly loving each other, but turning your back on another person's tears, and even hugging becomes evidence of crime.
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Dual Perspectives｜Childhood Sweethearts｜Redemption Reversal
atypical stand-in literature
There is no betrayal or death, just two good people who lost each other at the wrong time and in the wrong way.
If you have ever thought you were the light in someone's life, this story will give you a gentle slap in the face.
Intention: The Ethical Boundary of Redemption and the Illusion of Self-Recognition
