In the summer of 2005, my sister put me in a skirt and rode a bicycle. He saw me and said, "What a beautiful sister." When my mother corrected her, "This is my brother," he said seriously: "You are so good-looking. I want to marry you when I grow up." On Chinese Valentine's Day, he gave me a rabbit lantern, saying that rabbits are the gods of compassion. Twenty years later, he brought a new rabbit lantern to fulfill his promise: "I'm here to marry you." From childhood misunderstanding to adulthood fulfillment, this is a story about promise, waiting and love.
Novel alias:
"My brother was my boyfriend at first and then became my husband"
"Brother Nai Yi Chasing His Beautiful Wife"
"The brother who thought I was my sister later became my boyfriend and finally my husband"
"The Little Husband I Found on a Bicycle"
"From "What a Beautiful Sister" to "My Legal Husband"
Intention: The promise made by children will be fulfilled in a lifetime; the warmth and firmness of sympathy will not change due to time or the world.