At the age of seventeen, I met Lu Chen, who was working as an engineer, and spent two years tearing apart my heart and soul, just waiting for a chance to leave without saying goodbye. They reunited at the airport many years later. She knew that the other person was married and had children, but she still plunged into the old dream and was beaten to death before she was willing to admit that some people are destined to be unfinished in youth.
Later she met Gu Mingyuan, a logistics boss who was 18 years older than her. He is mature and decent, generous, understands all her little emotions, and can solve all the troubles she can't handle. She thought she had finally reached the shore, and it took her five years to plunge into it.
In the past five years, she has caught Yingying Yanyan hiding in the dark, experienced the ups and downs of human relationships in the business world, and spent countless late nights waiting for him to come home. She lowered her bottom line again and again, thinking that sincerity could be exchanged for sincerity, but in the end she discovered that his tenderness was all calculation and his promises never counted.
In the twenty-seventh year, Su Nian packed up his luggage and moved out of the house, completely ending the relationship that had lasted five years.
She no longer expected someone to hold an umbrella for her, and she became the eaves of her life. Later, she married Chen Mo, who didn't talk much. He didn't have much money and couldn't say nice things, but he would leave a light on every night and hand all his salary cards into her hands.
It turns out that the best ending in life is never a vigorous preference, but a steady peace of mind amidst the ordinary fireworks.
The author's first novel is adapted from personal experience. I wish you happiness in this life.
Intention: Eighteen years of precession, five years of obsession, passionate love, sober departure, and finally the fireworks of the world.