Everyone in Beijing's upper circles knew that Young Master Zhou had a sore spot.
It was deeper than the Mariana Trench, and no one dared bring it up in front of him. If they did, he'd walk out on the spot.
They said that Zhou Yudan, who'd grown up wanting for nothing, had been in a relationship in high school. It had caused quite a stir, but the ending was devastatingly dramatic: the other person thought he was poor, dumped him, and immediately got together with someone else. Later, people even heard that she'd married someone else.
Zhou Yudan had never faced much hardship in his life, but he'd held onto that little grievance for ten years.
On countless sleepless nights, whenever Zhou Yudan thought about it, he wanted to kill her. He swore that if he ever saw Jiang Yi again, he'd use money to humiliate her mercilessly.
Nobody could have guessed that Zhou Yudan would run into Jiang Yi again in the seafood section of a shopping mall, where she was wielding a knife and cutting up fish at RT-Mart. With one foot on a stool and a knife in her hand, she said to him, "Hey, handsome! Don't miss out! Fish belly is on special today, only 8.5 yuan a jin."
When he arrived, Zhou Yudan had sworn to kill her. When he left, he was carrying a pound and a half of fish belly.
Theme: Love is still a beautiful thing.
