Xu Li spent half her life dragging her injured leg to run insurance. She relied on her aunt to take care of all the bad things at home. During a blind date, the noble and cold capitalist Zhao Lei made an agreement: After two years of marriage, I will take care of all your troubles and cover all your expenses.
She claimed that love is priceless, and gave up on the spot when she saw the black card check. She pretended to be a model couple with a bad attitude, just thinking that this was a transaction where everyone got what they needed.
He had always restrained his rationality and guarded the boundaries and not crossed the line, but he did not hesitate to take action when her mother was critically ill, firmly supported her when she was panicked, and hid all his tenderness under his cold appearance.
From sharing the same bed with different dreams to intertwining fingers, from playing tricks to falling in love, Xu Li understood that Zhao Lei's alienation was never a matter of indifference, but the most solemn preference hidden in reason and restraint.
Love is the perdition of free will, and it is also the sincerity of being willing to devote all my tenderness to you under restraint and reason.
Purpose: True love is never impulsive and passionate. Restraint and reason are never the antonyms of love. Instead, it is the most solemn and safe affection of adults. Sober preference and responsibility are far more lasting and moving than wanton passion. Those who are trapped in the plight of their original family and are accustomed to living a life of failure will eventually be redeemed by gentle and firm love. Love can help people break away from chaos and self-exile, and learn to face life and accept their sincerity.