Song Zhibie became the cannon fodder that should be fed to the fishes in the first chapter of the novel about a wealthy family.
In order to survive, he decided to hug the boss Ji Shuheng's thigh. Pretending to be weak, acting coquettishly, playing hard to get - he turned himself into an exquisite bait.
Ji Shuheng knew he was acting.
But he was addicted to that false tenderness and was willing to take the bait.
It wasn't until the two were actually together that Song Zhibie realized something was wrong.
He smiled with the waiter for a second longer, and Ji Shuheng grabbed his chin and forced him to smile again - only smile like that to him. He said five more words to his senior, and the senior was sent to Africa the next day. He stood by the window blowing the wind, and the person behind him would suddenly hug him tightly from behind, breathing rapidly, as if trying to prevent an escape.
Ji Shuheng's possessiveness has no boundaries.
Song Zhibie thought he was taming the beast, but in fact the beast had been staring at him in the dark, counting the intervals between each of his breaths.
Only later did Song Zhibie understand that Ji Shuheng didn't love him, but Ji Shuheng was afraid that he would become the same person who was left by the window when he was seven years old and couldn't wait.
The tragedy of Song Zhibiao is that as he acted, his fake smile became real.
He was moved.
But how can a madman dare to believe the truth?
Concept: Love is not a chain, letting go is the courage
