Seven Letters from the Obsessive Lover Who Died

In the seventh year of being kept at home after their marriage, Yu Han’s possessive, obsessive husband dies, and his death is completely unexpected. At the funeral, Yu Han receives the first letter his husband sent before he died. There are six more to come. [A short bad-ending story. The full novel costs less than two yuan to subscribe to. Please support the official release!] Cover art thanks to @Wu Guan Lan, sweetheart. XOXO! Coming Soon: When I’d Given Up Hope, He Started Loving Me. Add it to your favorites if you like it. 1. Sang Shao stayed by Yin Rong’s side for twelve years, both to repay Yin Rong’s late parents for their kindness and because of a love he couldn’t bring himself to confess. Yin Rong didn’t love him, so he stayed by his side as a brother. Whatever Yin Rong liked, Sang Shao would travel thousands of miles to bring it to him. Whatever Yin Rong wanted, Sang Shao would stop at nothing to get it. Everyone said Sang Shao was the ultimate devoted little brother. But only Sang Shao knew the truth: he had never thought of Yin Rong as his older brother. Until one day, Sang Shao learned that Yin Rong was about to get engaged. He drank himself unconscious for a whole night, then left the next day with a note, coolly walking away. It contained just four words: Goodbye. I wish you well. 2. On an ordinary evening, Yin Rong returns home from a work dinner and finds the house utterly quiet. Sang Shao, who used to wait for him on the sofa every night, has suddenly disappeared. Every trace of Sang Shao has been erased from the house: his clothes, their photographs, everything. It is as though Sang Shao never existed. Only the curtains shifting in the breeze tell of someone who once made a grand entrance, then slipped away without a sound on this night. From that day on, Yin Rong calls Sang Shao every day and sends messages to the chat where they used to exchange so few words. But he never gets a reply. Only later does he learn that Sang Shao’s relationships over the years were all fake, while his twelve years of loving Yin Rong were real. Sang Shao’s reassurances that he was fine had all been lies, too. The truth was that he had become ill from lovesickness. 1. The leads are not related by blood and aren’t registered in the same household. They grew up together and are childhood sweethearts. 2. An unconventional crematorium arc, with a little angst. Theme: Cherish the present