Ever since Ye Jinbai crossed paths with Ye Xin, one problem after another has followed.
The first time, the "little fool" Ye Xin ran into her cousin Ye Jinbai, a "womanizing playboy and lecher," in an awkward encounter.
The second time, the "handsome guy" Ye Jinbai was summoned to school as a parent by the "heroically imposing" Ye Xin.
The third time, at their cousin's wedding, the "cool guy" Ye Jinbai had his clothes forcibly stripped off by the "big fool" Ye Xin.
The fourth time, the "warm-hearted guy" Ye Jinbai walked along with the "extremely embarrassed" Ye Xin, holding her close as she grabbed a few packs of menstrual pads from the shelf.
The fifth time, Ye Xin saw Ye Jinbai off, still holding a photo of him "acting cute." Suddenly, she realized that his indistinct image had already taken up residence in her heart.
The sixth time was five years later. The silly girl from back then had grown into a graceful young woman, but her nature hadn't changed one bit. She was as oblivious as ever. Someone tried to rob her, and she leisurely swung her house keys and hummed a tune.
"Ye Xin, get in the car."
The person in the car looked awfully familiar. Who was it?
Young Master Ye got straight out of the car, dragged her inside, and drove off with her.
When we're young, we often don't understand love. But when we finally do, we also learn what fate means.
We owed each other a debt of love in our last lives, so in this one, we're blood relatives.
You call me a fool, but aren't you one too? In the face of love and fate, we're all fools.
When you think you can no longer cling to what's in your heart, fool, do you know that I still love you?
