I Ran Into My Boyfriend

Yi Er'er quit her job and opened a little bar of her own.

On the day she thought she'd encountered a ghost, she met a man,

a very handsome man.

He sat in a car, his expression cold and his eyes dark, but his headlights illuminated the round-headed cabbage in her hands.

The second time she saw him, he was wearing a white suit and smiling with easy, unguarded confidence. He stirred her heart.

But lots of young women were giving him presents. Yi Er'er told herself she couldn't lose, puffed out her chest, walked over, and offered him what she'd been clutching in her hand:

a bundle of fresh chives.

The third time she saw him was in a secluded alley. He pinned her against a dark-red brick wall and covered her mouth. Blood smeared across his hands and stained the crystal powder she was holding.

Yi Er'er realized she might have gotten involved with a very dangerous man.

A simple love story.

A confession from a little bar owner and an investigative reporter.

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Not long after starting their first year of college, she and he got together.

In their second year, she was going abroad with her family. They had a huge fight, and their first love teetered on the brink of a breakup. He asked, "Do you love me?"

"I love you, but I can't turn my back on my family."

He was silent for a long time before lowering his head to ask her, "Then should we get married?"

The day before she left the country, they got their marriage certificate.

He entered the entertainment industry in his third year and had a smooth rise to fame, but he was too busy to catch his breath. Long-distance relationships suffer when communication breaks down, and they fought constantly. When she was heartbroken, she suggested they break up.

They broke up, but forgot there was still a marriage certificate between them.

After graduating, she returned to China and made her debut. By then, he was a popular actor with both talent and star power. They met at an awards ceremony, and she said, "Hello, senior."

Her company encouraged her to pretend to be a couple with another new actor. Before she could refuse, that night she received a message from him: [Come home.]

In short, after a breakup, one of them hopes they can part ways peacefully and wish each other well, while the other is still madly in love.

Sheng Ce: "Baby, I want you to love me like your life depends on it."

Theme: Thanks to everyone who works hard to make life brighter and stays at their post even in dangerous situations. May everyone bravely pursue the life of their dreams.