Green Spring Waters

The main story is complete. My next novel is Typhoon Night.

1. In high school, Lin Yuchen had a passionate romance with a boy who was destined to be the top student.

People never thought much of a romance between a poor boy and a rich girl.

The day they broke up, rain poured down in torrents.

Lin Yuchen didn't even show her face. From overseas, she called the person who had waited for her back home for a year.

Skipping the pleasantries, she said, "I don't love you anymore. You're not good enough for me. I've fallen for someone else."

And then she vanished without a trace.

*But years later, Xu Lan had become a tech tycoon whose name alone could make all of Peibei City tremble. He was a man of power, able to command the winds and rain.

Lin Yuchen avoided him, but he came looking for her, asking to keep their relationship intimate.

She assumed he was seeking revenge, and wondered whether she should play along.

After getting drunk, he held her and asked, "How dare you come back?"

That night, she finally learned that his greatest pain back then hadn't been worrying about how to make ends meet. It was the feeling that he couldn't keep up with her. He couldn't take her to the places she used to go.

Poverty hadn't bent his spine, but his humble plea for her not to leave had.

It turned out that at the end of their call on the day they broke up, his words had been drowned out by thunder: "If he treats you badly, I'll be waiting for you to come back."

One-on-one romance + sweet story + devoted male lead

Bright and spoiled heroine x possessive, devoted hero

The series novel, I'm Not Waiting for You Anymore, is complete. Secret crush + rekindled romance

Coming soon: Typhoon Night. Please add it to your reading list!

1.

At the other end of the sofa, Wen Junsong had been drinking heavily.

Jing Hua secretly watched the sharp profile of his face from the shadows.

His black shirt was immaculate, setting him apart from the worldly revelry all around.

She knew who he was: a noble young master from an eminent family, a man of inestimable worth.

It was a typhoon night. Rain poured down, the storm snapped the power lines, and the room was plunged into darkness.

Suddenly, someone took Jing Hua's hand.

She curled her fingers inward.

Wen Junsong had been about to say something, but the words died on his lips. He changed course and said he'd mistaken her for someone else.

Just as he let go, Jing Suihua grabbed his hand in return.

Lightning flashed, revealing her delicate, bony shoulder blades, like a butterfly's wings.

"I want to save you."

He curved his lips slightly and pulled her into his arms. "All right."

2.+

Life is full of weighing gains and losses, and their status was worlds apart.

After a long, winding journey, they still ended up parting ways in this mortal world.

Later, they met again on another rainy day. Jing Hua was holding someone else's hand.

She showed no embarrassment, only smiling at Wen Junsong.

But one day, she received a phone call. The voice on the other end was hoarse, yet as tender as it had been back then: "The Buddhas and bodhisattvas save all living beings. Why won't they save her, one of their devotees?"

She wrote this for the love they had shared:

"If we break our promise in this life, there's no need to meet again in some future year."

3.

Everyone said that the legitimate heir of the Wen family had gone mad for an old love.

Fortunately, he won her back.

That day, rain poured down in torrents again. Wen Junsong walked beside her, holding a black-handled umbrella.

Jing Hua felt the warmth against her back, almost too unreal to believe. She lowered her head and asked, "You were the one who taught me that adults weigh gains and losses."

He sighed and replied, "Most things in life come down to weighing gains and losses. But loving you is the one exception: it's instinct, it's giving without expecting an answer, it's a God-given gift, it's a heart-stirring feeling passed down since time immemorial."

1. Cool beauty x unruly young nobleman

2. Happy ending

If we break our promise in this life, there's no need to meet again in some future year.

Most things in life come down to weighing gains and losses. But loving you is the one exception: it's instinct, it's giving without expecting an answer, it's a God-given gift, it's a heart-stirring feeling passed down since time immemorial.

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