Lin Moli was against marriage, until she accepted Xiao Hengze's confession, then his proposal, and eventually experienced his betrayal.
It was pretty laughable that someone who didn't believe in marriage could still be treated as a stand-in, Lin Moli thought with bitter amusement.
It was only later, through Gu Chiying's companionship, that she learned there would always be someone who could make you give up some of your convictions. No matter how hard you fell along the way, you'd still want to try again with him.
Excerpt 1
"Mr. Xiao, the table is booked. You're meeting Miss He at six thirty." Xiao Hengze glanced at his watch. It was already six twenty, and he was going to be late. He took the car keys from his assistant and left at once.
Lin Moli was in so much pain that cold sweat dripped onto the floor. After struggling to open the door, she collapsed beside it. With difficulty, she moved her phone and called Xiao Hengze, but no one answered. She was about to call emergency services when a violent surge of pain hit her. The phone slipped from her hand and fell to the floor. She passed out from the pain, and just before she lost consciousness, she seemed to see a man running toward her.
Excerpt 2
Looking at Xiao Hengze's gloomy expression, Wan He asked mockingly, "Where were you last night when something happened to Moli? Who were you with?"
Xiao Hengze's face was cold. He didn't know how to answer, so he could only stay silent.
Excerpt 3
Xiao Hengze took Lin Moli's hand. "Moli, we're getting married soon!"
Looking into his eyes, Lin Moli said, one word at a time, "We're not getting married."
The male lead doesn't deserve to appear in the blurb, so don't mistake him for the male lead! This is a sweet, healing romance. For the second male lead, it's a heartbreaking story about chasing his wife after losing her, and still failing to win her back.
Theme: Whether we reject marriage or look forward to married life, our choices should be what's best for us. We shouldn't rush into marriage because of other people's opinions, nor should we miss the right person because we're afraid of marriage.
