On the first day he transferred to another school, Yan Haoxiang made the top student He Junlin cry.
He thought she was a bully nerd, but found her notebook filled with his name.
Ten years later, he parachuted into her company with an acquisition contract: "Mr. He, long time no see."
In the library, Ma Jiaqi and Ding Chengxin grabbed the last copy of "The Little Prince".
He wrote on the title page: "You are my rose."
She replied: "Then don't be my fox."
Ten years later, she was the most vicious doctor in pediatrics, and he was the airborne chief of surgery. She sutured his wound on the operating table: "Director Ma, does this injection look like the one you owed me back then?"
Liu Yaowen drove Song Yaxuan to and from school every day and taught her to play "Sunny Day" in an abandoned piano room.
She said: "I wrote a hundred songs waiting for you."
But he burned all the music and disappeared.
Ten years later, he is the youngest CEO and she is a returning composer. In the concert hall, she played the entire song "Für Elise" wrong - just because he held up the old guitar in the audience.
"The one who let go first back then is now chasing after me even on my knees."
Intention: "Every 'I hate you' in this world is just another way of writing 'I love you'."
This book explores a theme throughout the ten-year journey of three pairs of CPs from separation to reunion: when we think we are saying goodbye, we are actually remembering each other in another way. Those who were forced to leave, those who took the initiative to let go, and those who disappeared with white lies, all chose the same kind of cruelty - "for your own good" silence. The question that really needs to be answered is: Who are you to decide for another person what is good for him/her?