(A self-indulgent story written for my own enjoyment)
Qin Yan x Shu Shun
When Shu Shun woke up, he thought he had transmigrated.
The furniture seemed vaguely off, his phone was full of strange messages, and his memories came back in scattered fragments. As it turned out, he had only had a fight with his lover and they were giving each other the silent treatment.
All right, he hadn't transmigrated.
Shu Shun thought that if he just swallowed his pride, they could put it all behind them.
Until he learned that his lover had been carrying on a close, flirtatious relationship with his secretary behind his back.
They had even reached the point of planning a wedding.
Qin Yan's younger sister: "Everything should come second to my brother, okay?"
The secretary smiled sweetly. "How do you know he doesn't like me?"
Everyone took Qin Yan's side. Everyone urged Shu Shun to give up.
Sometimes Shu Shun wondered: Could someone who had loved with all their heart really fall out of love?
They had worked so hard to make it this far.
Why couldn't they go on?
His heart told him he would always love one person.
For a lifetime.
Aiming for 100,000 words. A writing exercise.
Please don't blame the cook for a free meal. Many thanks.
Reader's guide:
1. The writing is still immature.
2. Extremely unfriendly to readers who are fiercely protective of the bottom.
3. The plot may move a little quickly, since the whole story will be no more than 150,000 words, with a minimum of 100,000. The outline is complete, so it won't end badly.
4. The story is frustrating and doesn't offer the catharsis of a wish-fulfillment novel.
5. No one is a villain. The story leans toward realism.
Theme: Remember to go home and visit your family often.
