Love Is Written in the Stars

Theatrical version: Two years ago, she held up a magazine and said to him, "When you're rich someday, I want a wedding dress made of gold." He laughed. "Who says I'll buy you a wedding dress just because I get rich?" She pouted. "Then who are you going to buy one for? You'd better not buy one for anyone else." He poked her with a finger. "Yangyang, you're so demanding. I couldn't afford to keep you." Two years later, the wedding dress he bought really wasn't for her. And the wedding dress she wore wasn't one he'd bought for her, either. Literary version: In life, there are many things we can avoid, but fate is not one of them. The shackles it bestows are fastened tightly around everyone. No matter how fiercely we resist, all we can do is struggle in vain. Perhaps there is a way, but we haven't found it yet. Excerpt 1: He raised an eyebrow. "You think being kept by someone is a bad thing?" "Of course it's bad. Being someone's kept woman sounds awful." "What if it were me?" "Huh?" "If I kept you, could you accept that?" Excerpt 2: He straightened me up and said displeasedly, "Yang Xuan, look carefully. The man standing in front of you is the one you'll marry someday." ~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~﹡~ ★ My new novel, Past and Present Lives: The Tribulation of the Next Life, is a love story about searching for memories of a past life. Click to take a look! My author page: My Weibo: Theme: