She waited three years just to return and take revenge, willing to sacrifice certain things to do it. What Lin Qiancha never expected was that the aloof, serious, and rather unreliable sugar daddy she'd had for those three years would actually turn out to be reliable...
On a quiet street corner in the city, there is a bookstore.
It's called Coffee and Clear Tea.
P.S. The story is told in first person, from the heroine's perspective. She used to be a promising figure skater, but an accident left her with a leg injury... The hero is definitely not a scumbag. Definitely not (￣ー￣).
One more P.S.: Some TV dramas and novels are so infuriating. Kindness isn't weakness, and the heroine shouldn't just stand there without fighting back! So this novel might follow some familiar tropes, but, well, that's more or less what I had in mind. Ahem...
1. If she sees someone else beside the hero, she may care, but deep down the heroine can stay calm and carefree.
2. If another woman comes looking for trouble, she has to give her a gorgeous takedown. What is there to fear!
3. The heroine is clever and perceptive, able to see through things, and mentally strong. I refuse to write those plots where misunderstandings happen because no one bothers to explain: they're both ridiculous and stupid. Anyway, that's that.
Theme:
I watched it again, what a big deal
I finished reading it in one sitting. It's a very comfortable novel.
The writing is good, but after reading two chapters, I found that I still can't accept the first-person writing. Come on, author, and I look forward to meeting you again in the sea of books~