[An audio drama of the same name is now available on Ximalaya~]
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[Mou Xiaoxiao's version]
Mou Xiaoxiao first met He Liang on a rainy day. At first glance, she thought he looked just like a character in a comic, so she stared at him eagerly for two whole minutes. Then he said, "What, want me to lend you my umbrella?" He drew out the last word with an unmistakably teasing lilt.
She'd been admiring his handsome features just a moment ago, but his blunt question startled her. Mou Xiaoxiao nervously said "No" three times, then added, "You go on ahead. Don't worry about me."
The boy narrowed his eyes, looking amused. "Good, because I wasn't planning to lend it to you anyway. Hahaha!"
Mou Xiaoxiao: "..."
[He Liang's version]
He Liang remembered the last message he'd sent Mou Xiaoxiao back then: Mou Xiaoxiao, don't leave me.
But in the blink of an eye, she deleted her WeChat account, and he could never find her again. He swore that if he ever ran into her on the street, he wouldn't give her the time of day, even if she threw a fit or clung to him and wouldn't let go.
Who would have thought that the next time he saw her would be on a street by the hospital, crying like a helpless child? He Liang searched through his memories, but couldn't remember ever seeing her cry before.
Suddenly, he couldn't hate her anymore.
Roguishly handsome, wild and untamed, sharp-tongued and stubborn top student VS beautiful but tragic, flexible, tough, independent sweetheart
He stood in a bright, sunlit place. She hid in the dark shadows. It seemed as if he'd barged into her world.
Also known as The Handsome Guy Who Always Treats You to Dinner
Theme: Study hard and improve every day
It's a bit baffling... No matter how the male protagonist is the mistress who ruined the female protagonist's parents, it's natural that the female protagonist couldn't accept it at the beginning. The male protagonist hasn't seen the female protagonist in seven years, and he hasn't asked how the female protagonist is. The two of them seem to have never interacted with each other, and somehow they have buried the hatchet...
It's clearly well written, but why doesn't anyone read it?!!
Even if she is a biological mother, the male protagonist should at least have three views... He knows that the female protagonist has depression, but the male protagonist just stabs her... The writing is still good, please express your own opinions, thank you very much