Five years after they part, they meet again. He's a special forces soldier with a secret mission, and she's a doctor in white who saves lives.
Wen Xiu only wants to be comrades with Pei Yan and keep a reasonable distance.
But after he saves her life twice, he asks her to repay him with herself?
Pei Yan's deep, hypnotic voice rumbles, "Baby, I've saved your life twice. Isn't it only fair that you give me two lives in return?"
Later, Wen Xiu pays Pei Yan back for saving her life twice, then throws in a third life for free.
Ruthless, dirty-talking special forces guy vs. composed doctor in white who's only pretending to be calm
*A lighthearted, short, sweet romance. Don't take it too seriously.
Coming Soon: Listen, Your Heartbeat. Please add it to your collection!
Blurb:
The first time Yang Shu meets Lu Jinhuai, he's an eighteen-year-old boy, handsome, cool, and immaculate in a white shirt, working part-time at a bar to pay his way through school.
Drunk, she insists on clinging to the boy and won't let go. Pouting plaintively, she says, "A Jin, hold me. You haven't held me in so long."
"A Jin" is the man she never got to marry.
That night marks the second anniversary of her beloved's death. She spends the night with an eighteen-year-old boy, leaves a check for one hundred thousand yuan the next day, and disappears without a trace.
The second time they meet, he is the prospective fiance of her niece in an arranged marriage. They run into each other at a family banquet.
After the banquet, Lu Jinhuai corners her against the hood of his red Porsche Cayenne in the underground parking garage. In a low voice, he asks, "Was your A Jin better than me?"
Yang Shu gives a bitter smile. "No one in this world was better than him."
Lu Jinhuai looks defeated and lowers his head to kiss the corner of her lips. "Forget him. Let me love you."
Yang Shu shakes her head. No one knows what A Jin means to her. When the world abandoned her, A Jin became her only light.
She turns Lu Jinhuai down.
She has been looking for people like him, hoping to find a trace of A Jin in them.
After A Jin died, he donated all his organs, saving several broken families.
She searches for a long time but finds nothing. No one can tell her where A Jin ended up.
Until one day, she receives a gift from a stranger.
Inside is her favorite painting and a cassette tape.
There's also a card that reads, "Can you hear it? This is his heartbeat, and it's mine, too."
With tears blurring her eyes, she listens to the recording and looks at the name signed on the card.
-- Lu Jinhuai
The third time they meet, Lu Jinhuai pulls her close, brushes the snowflakes off her, and holds her against his chest. His voice is low as he says, "Yang Shu, I'll let you hear his heartbeat. When you hold me, it's like you're holding him. Marry me, and I'll spoil you."
Before I met you, I was prepared to be alone for the rest of my life.
After I met you, I was prepared never to love anyone else.
But then Lu Jinhuai came along. He loves me. He loves me so much.
Content warning: The female lead has had previous partners, while the male lead is a virgin. He's a substitute for her lost love for a long time, and she only falls in love with him later. Please think carefully before reading if you're not comfortable with that.
Theme: May we become better people for each other and keep moving toward the light
Washboard warning??????????
Seeing this, I feel that the female protagonist is like a non-necessity in life to the male protagonist. It would be better if she can have it. If she can't, she won't force it.
The heroine is too humble, I don't like it. The male protagonist is even more annoying, showing off his condescension to who? Is it shameful to like the heroine as much as you like? It must be said that it is as if the heroine is stalking her so much that she gives her money to fall in love.
The heroine is too humble, I don't like it very much, and I hate the male protagonist even more. She has a condescending look. She doesn't say that she likes the heroine, but insists on saying that others like her and stalks her. It makes it like falling in love with the heroine is a charity, disgusting.
The heroine is too humble, I don't like it. Moreover, the male protagonist seems to be condescending, insisting on giving others the impression that the female protagonist is stalking her so much that he gives away some of her affection, which is very disgusting.
The male protagonist is really annoying, and he is happy regardless of what kind of situation the female protagonist will face.
Can the author arrange the wedding and the baby?
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈裴延(委屈巴巴):老婆?
Fei: Ah... I don't have any "root" at all. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
"Spring" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ lips