The Childhood Friend Who Fell from the Sky

The full story is complete. My next book is Contract Marriage. Please add it to your collection~

Chu Yitian and Xie Nanzhu grew up together, and of all their friends, they were the closest.

Their friends teased them, saying they were a perfect match in every way and should just get together.

Another friend called that nonsense. Xie Nanzhu liked cool, mature older women.

Chu Yitian wasn't his type at all.

Chu Yitian was always quick to lose interest, and her reasons for liking someone were simple: nice hands, good looks, good grades...

Xie Nanzhu had all of those things, but Chu Yitian didn't like him.

For Chu Yitian's eighteenth birthday, Xie Nanzhu gave her a pearl bracelet. She put it on and never took it off.

Xie Nanzhu's WeChat background was a photo of Chu Yitian feeding seagulls at Dianchi Lake, candidly snapped while their families were on a trip together.

Chu Yitian didn't know, just as her friends didn't know that Xie Nanzhu had no particular type. He simply liked her.

Chu Yitian first met Xu Ziwei at Zero Color Bar. Xu Ziwei was kissing a girl passionately, but his eyes were smiling as he looked at Chu Yitian.

Her first impression was that Xu Ziwei was dangerous. There was no emotion in his eyes, so Chu Yitian kept her distance.

When they met again, Xu Ziwei said he wanted to pursue her, but his tone was casual and nonchalant. Chu Yitian called him a playboy.

At a gathering with friends, someone asked Xu Ziwei if he really liked the girl he had been pursuing so fervently lately.

Xu Ziwei smiled and said something cruel. "I'm just having fun. She's pretty interesting."

Later, in the pouring summer rain, Xu Ziwei sat on a soaked bench, holding Chu Yitian tightly around the waist. His voice pleading, he asked if she could like him just a little, just a tiny bit.

Chu Yitian said nothing. She thought Xu Ziwei was like a stray dog with nowhere to go.

She pitied him, and that was all.

My next book is Contract Marriage. Please add it to your collection~

Blurb: The year Chu Lefei turned twenty-two, she married the man she had secretly loved for years. But their marriage had no wedding and no blessings from family or friends, only a red marriage certificate and pages upon pages of postnuptial agreements.

Qin Keyin didn't like her. He married her only to appease his family. Her friends called her a complete fool, but Chu Lefei thought it was a sure thing, because she loved Qin Keyin, and had for a very long time.

Young love is like a spring breeze, gentle but enough to set the heart racing.

The first time Chu Lefei saw Qin Keyin in her family's courtyard, he was dressed in a black suit, with an air of nobility and peerless good looks.

Chu Lefei's toes touched the ground, bringing the swing to a stop.

She sat there, staring at Qin Keyin as he spoke with her grandfather. Everything around her was as silent as a movie without sound. Qin Keyin was all she could see, and from then on, all her heart could hold was him.

They signed a prenuptial agreement. Its first clause stated that Party B (Chu Lefei) could not fall in love with Party A (Qin Keyin), or their marriage would end immediately.

Chu Lefei was excellent at acting, and firmly believed she could keep Qin Keyin from discovering her feelings for him.

But she was still too young. You can't hide being in love. Even if you hide it with your words, it spills out through your eyes.

By chance, Chu Lefei found an old photograph in Qin Keyin's study. In it, Qin Keyin stood beside a girl with a sweet smile, looking at her with his head tilted.

That girl was Chu Lefei's older sister.

Only then did Chu Lefei realize that Qin Keyin wasn't incapable of loving someone. He simply loved someone who wasn't her.

As the divorce papers were delivered to the Qin Group, Chu Lefei bought a plane ticket abroad.

The usually composed, aloof, and abstinent Mr. Qin was so panicked he could barely hold his phone.

Bonus scene:

Chu Lefei hated taking medicine when she was sick because it tasted bitter. No matter how much her caregiver tried to coax her, she wouldn't take it.

At her wits' end, the housekeeper could only call Qin Keyin for help.

When he answered, Qin Keyin was attending a business summit in the neighboring city. After hearing what the housekeeper said, he furrowed his brow and hung up after coldly replying, "If she's sick, take her to a doctor. I'm not a doctor."

That evening, Qin Keyin hurried back from the neighboring city, suitcase in hand.

The housekeeper stared in confusion at the young master who had said he wouldn't be coming home tonight.

Theme: Sincere love.