Love Is Like a Fish

In your youthful years, have you ever secretly liked someone? Worried over every little thing he did, and felt sad at every frown or smile?

She is Su Xiaoyu. She says, "I wish my sadness would last only seven seconds."

They say there are eight kinds of suffering in life: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from those we love, resentment that endures, unfulfilled desire, and the inability to let go. When she was young and had a crush on Mo Bochen, she seemed to experience all of the last four.

She thought she wouldn't care how things ended, that loving someone once would be enough.

But she didn't know that love is never up to you. She couldn't get in, couldn't get out, and sank deeper and deeper.

Their relationship drained half her life away. She would never forget the utter despair she felt as she watched him leave.

"Mo Bochen, did you ever love me at all?"

In their relationship, she moved closer as he pulled away; she loved him as he avoided her. It left her battered and broken.

Years later, when they meet again, she no longer welcomes him with open arms,

while he pursues her relentlessly. Is fate playing a cruel joke on them, or was this how things were always destined to be...