Shen Yu was dumped by Ji Mingchen.
There was no quarrel, no retention, not even a decent explanation.
The person who once pursued him vigorously turned around and walked through the market with his new love on his arm.
Shen Yu thought he would hate it, but he wanted to do one more thing——
Make Ji Mingchen regret it.
The way he chose was to get close to Ji Mingchen's brother.
Ji Yanzhou, 32 years old, the actual controller of the Ji Group, is silent, restrained, and calm.
Shen Yu thought he was playing a game of chess, carefully designing every encounter, every word, and every expression.
But what he didn't know was——
Ji Yanzhou saw through him from the first sight.
That photo he "accidentally" exposed, that "accidental encounter" he carefully choreographed, that script he thought was perfect,
From the beginning, it was as expected by Ji Yanzhou.
He was not a caught fish.
He was the one who knew there was bait on the hook but still bit it.
Shen Yu's "revenge" slowly changed.
Ji Yanzhou remembered that he didn't eat coriander, stayed up all night when he had a fever, and only sent a package without disturbing him when he was under great pressure to take the postgraduate entrance examination.
Ji Mingchen had never done these things in the two years he had been with him.
Shen Yu couldn't tell at first whether he stayed here for revenge.
Still reluctant to leave.
"Did you know what I was here for from the beginning?"
"I know."
"Then why do you still want me?"
Ji Yanzhou looked at him and his tone was as calm as saying that the weather is good today:
"He who wishes will take the bait."
This is a story about "who catches whom".
It's about a young man who quietly fell into trouble while thinking he was in control of the situation.
It's about an older man who uses patience and actions to gradually draw a person into his territory.
Also about, whoever takes the bait takes the bait—and I do.
Intention: The game of love and control, the growth from dependence to equality. Real love is not about possession, but the willingness to adjust one's posture for the other person.