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One-on-one, happy ending, rekindled love, nine-year age gap, only get together once they're both adults! No blood relation!
Ji Canghai felt that every time she saw her, the girl had changed dramatically.
At sixteen, she was rebellious and lonely.
She skipped class to play games, was a beast on the Rift, went 0-15 as Yasuo in mid lane, yet wanted to shatter the hazy barrier between them at an age when she understood nothing.
She said, "I'm not a little kid anymore."
Ji Canghai didn't answer.
At eighteen, she was sensible and well-behaved.
Her grandmother died, her father went to prison, and her friend transferred schools. Lost and helpless, she grew even more dependent on Ji Canghai.
"Big sis" this, "big sis" that. She flirted with her, then left her hanging.
She said, "Teach me, and I'll learn."
Ji Canghai replied, "I'll teach you something else."
She asked, "Like what?"
Ji Canghai said, "Like knowing when to quit while I'm still smiling."
Her gaze darkened in a way it never had before. "Big sis, teach me something else."
Ji Canghai: ...
At twenty, she seemed ready to break free of Ji Canghai's control. She studied medicine, about as far from the finance degree Ji Canghai had hoped for as it was possible to get.
She also accidentally learned how shameful her origins were, and that the person she had trusted most, the one she'd given everything to, had merely watched with cold indifference.
"You don't want me anymore?" she finally asked.
"That's right. Are you satisfied?"
Later, at twenty-five, she was wild and arrogant.
Ji Canghai was most certain that she would never leave her. She was just throwing a childish tantrum. But Guan Shanyue was Guan Shanyue: once she made up her mind, she never looked back.
She said, "You're so annoying."
Ji Canghai said, "You're saying you love me, even if your words say otherwise."
How shameless. She gazed at Ji Canghai with a faint, mocking smile, the cigarette glowing between her fingers. "That was then."
How could one person change so much?
Was it time?
Ji Canghai felt there was still hope for her.
She said, "Let's be together."
"Let's start over."
Guan Shanyue: A rebellious, affection-starved, haughty underachiever at first, then a deceptively sweet, sharp-tongued, aloof doctor shou.
Ji Canghai: An unpredictable, scheming, mature CEO gong, plus a whole lot of chasing-after-her-in-the-morgue (just kidding).
Theme: After all the storms have passed, never forget your original intentions.
To be honest, let me put myself in my place. I really hate this kind of person who has caused me great harm and still wants to get me back after breaking up. Why won't I read the book I like a second time even though I know I like it? How can I only eat the cake I like once? People will fall in love with the person they were attracted to at the beginning countless times. She just took advantage of my thoughts. But since I decided to let go, there must be a reason to let go and the determination not to look back. This really makes me feel very bad...
I cried while watching, and cried while watching. My eyes were swollen like peaches, and tears blurred my vision. I could only wipe them randomly so that I could continue to watch. It is really well written, and the words are full of literary talent. The love and pain mixed with the knife entered my heart through the words. I think I will never forget this afternoon and this feeling.
With your attitude, I'm afraid it will be over if you don't get back together.
I also wanted to see Lao Ji chase after him more, and then they took the initiative to get back together after just a few steps. That is, Xiaoguan gave her a chance.
The sense of decadence is so charming, I like beautiful women smoking
Okay this chapter starts looking forward to reconciliation.
Why did we catch up after five years of separation?
Turn the question sentence into one of the two options, and you have a good grasp of it mentally.
The authors inside and outside the book all want to stuff me with dog food (sigh with tears)
Well, frankly, a lot of things change between life and death. From my point of view, Xiaoguan does not necessarily want to forgive, but wants companionship. As she gets older, she wonders what she would do if something like this happens again. Who should I go to?