One is a level-headed Beijing native, one is a mature woman who has lived overseas for years, one is a sweet-talking, newly popular lesbian influencer, and one is a contented lesbian who stays out of the scene. With their different backgrounds, each has her own perspective on the many issues surrounding intimate relationships.
It all starts when Ji Tang meets a mysterious woman on Douban. They have never met in person, yet Ji Tang falls for her because she’s so good at flirting and so gentle. One day, Cate returns from a business trip to New York, and the four friends get together to discuss all kinds of intimate relationships, as well as the older woman Ji Tang is flirting with. Then they realize that Zhu Zhishan seems to have some inexplicable connection to this mysterious woman. And so the story begins.
A story consisting entirely of conversation, 80,000 words, not paywalled.
Premise: None.
Conversation-type scenes are more likely to reveal something.
Emotionally, I really want them to get back together. Life is short and it would be a pity to miss them. Rationally, their problems are not solved
I saw it so early in the morning that my heart ached.
Updated! Big thanks to the author! After Miss Shen, another mysterious, attractive, and understanding Miss Zhu appears!
Why not praise her for being happier after the breakup? Hahahahahahaha
It seemed that Shao recognized that it was Zhu, but Zhu didn't seem to know that the sister he brought was Shao. Shao Zai probably took the initiative. My ex was invited to the same party by chance. It would be particularly interesting to discuss the topic of whether or not we should contact our ex. Looking forward to the two people's answers in the next chapter, hahaha
Say no gently and introduce the person. . . Encountering this kind of thing will really make you heartbroken.
Cate thinks that he likes people of the same type as himself
Hhhh I was too gentle and had the illusion, and then I was introduced to my partner, it was so embarrassing
After years of squatting, it's finally over! I read it in one go, and I still thought about it the next day, so I might as well write some more articles and cry.