The Sweet and Gentle Her

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There are many beauties in Shanghai, but no one is as beautiful as Su Jingwan.

Gu Anze thought he loved her beauty and gentleness. He gave her a mansion and money, showered her with jewelry and fine clothes, and kept her like the most beautiful canary, hoping to make her the loveliest parasitic vine. He even reveled in the secret love Su Jingwan couldn't bring herself to confess.

Until a long, long time later.

Still wearing a long trench coat, Gu Anze casually squandered his money on Shanghai's glittering nightlife, basking in the insubstantial adoration and hoping all that splendor could cover the hole someone had torn in his heart.

Until he saw Su Jingwan again.

She was even more beautiful now, swaying as she moved, as if walking across his heart.

Gu Anze's hand slowly tightened around his glass. He walked toward her step by step and stopped before her. Lowering his head, he leaned close to her ear, his warm breath brushing against it.

She heard the man's deep, elegant voice. He said, "You've finally come back."

A note from the author:

1. One-on-one romance, and it won't be very long.

2. The male lead is a powerful big shot with real money. The female lead is truly beautiful, delicate, independent, and strong.

3. The place names are real, but don't assume the story is about anyone in particular.

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Sun Lanwei graduated from the Royal Ballet School in England. The youngest recipient of an international ballet award, she was hailed as a dancer with extraordinary promise.

Her life should have belonged to music, dance, and flowers.

But an accident injured her right foot, and her doctor told her she would never dance again.

After losing her dream and her career, Sun Lanwei returned to China. At the lowest point in her life, she ran into her ex-boyfriend, Li Qinghuai, the man she had abandoned years ago.

The boy who once wore a white shirt and jeans on campus had become an internet mogul, building an empire for a new era.

Onlookers noticed that internet mogul Li Qinghuai knew every ballet and could even rattle off the terminology for ballet steps. They all assumed he was an avid ballet fan.

They even praised his refined taste.

But at a major interview, someone asked Li Qinghuai, "Mr. Li, which ballet is your favorite?"

Li Qinghuai, usually composed and unreadable, gave a cold laugh and replied, enunciating each word: "I never watch ballet performances."

I've thought it over, and the best way to explain this story is with a line from Andy Lau's song: "Once, when I was young, I loved chasing dreams and only wanted to fly ahead."