After Light Rain, the Sky Clears and the Evening Light Returns

[Reunion after marriage × Broken mirror never reunites × Gentle male protagonist] After seven years of marriage, Jiang Xiaoyu's life was uneventful until her first love reappeared. Fifteen years ago, he disappeared in the most decisive way, leaving only the words "Let's forget it." When they reunited fifteen years later, he, now a well-known architect, revealed the truth in front of her - his family had undergone tremendous changes that year, and it was because he did not want to be a drag, not that he no longer loved her. Now, when he returns, she is married, her husband Lin Ze is gentle and elegant, and her daughter is cute and smart. Lu Huaisheng's "I'm sorry" was many years late, and the Sheng song "Still Water Flows Deeply" played only for her became a silent farewell. Jiang Xiaoyu swayed between the stormy waves of the past and the stability of the present world. On one side is the unforgettable first love and the belated truth, on the other is the husband's silent but deep protection, and the daughter's wholehearted embrace. "The light rain brings back the evening sunshine" - she once thought this was a metaphor for the end of love. Until one dusk when the sky was full of glow, she held her daughter's hand and suddenly understood: some people are meant to be missed; some love is meant to be let go. And the person who lights up a light for you and tells you "I am always here" is the last and best arrangement of fate. Reading guide: 1. It is not a cool novel, and reality flows towards delicate emotions; 2. The female protagonist grows up soberly, and the male protagonist is affectionate but not paranoid; 3. The focus is on marriage management and self-reconciliation, and there is no reconciliation after a broken mirror. 4. The writing style is gentle and healing, and has long-lasting stamina. [The past is like rain, but it will eventually clear up. And the rest of your life deserves a gentle evening photo. Intention: True growth is to be able to gently let go of the past, and then cherish the light that is within reach before you.