Sorry, I Have a Bad Memory [Showbiz]

A tough-talking, soft-hearted, irresistibly masculine movie star VS a tough-talking, even tougher-hearted photographer with a delicate build and a soft body

Blurb 1:

After hearing that Miss Nan thought he was just so-so, the famously absent-minded Lu, a movie star, knocked on her door that very night and let himself in without an invitation. With a perfectly righteous air, he said, “I heard you said I was just so-so, so I came to talk it over with you.”

Nan Jia was baffled. Wasn’t this man supposed to have a bad memory?

Blurb 2:

Miss Nan, who wasn’t exactly known for her good memory, once accidentally “had her way with” a new actor, sometime, somewhere.

She never imagined that a few years later, the newcomer would become a wildly popular movie star who kept racking up awards.

With nothing better to do, the star came to settle the score with her.

The man who never posed for magazine photos became her subject. Then, while she was out for a change of scenery, she accidentally discovered that he lived right across the hall...

One morning, Nan Jia woke up and looked at the man beside her. She couldn’t help reflecting that letting him settle the score in bed had really been a losing bargain.

A few things to know before reading:

1. One-on-one romance, happy ending, both leads are each other’s first.

2. The male lead’s bad memory is an act. The female lead is the one with a bad memory.

3. There are flashbacks.

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