My Favorite

Among the rich second-generation crowd in Beijing, Song Lin was the most ruthless and heartless, but also the most chaste.

Song Lin married young. His wife was beautiful, but also foolish.

He didn't care. He had never taken women seriously, and Shen Xiaolou was no exception.

When he was in the mood, he flirted with Shen Xiaolou. When he wasn't, he gave her the cold shoulder. After all, she loved him to death. She was hopelessly lovesick.

Until the third year of their marriage, when she gave him a birthday present: divorce papers.

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Before Song Lin was wheeled into the emergency room, he clutched Shen Xiaolou's hand tightly.

She bent down, her expression indifferent. "I loved you for a long time. I don't know when it happened, but I really don't love you anymore."

On the day she moved out, the "dying man" pinned Shen Xiaolou against the door. His veined arm wrapped around her slender waist. "So eager to be a young widow? Sorry, your man is hard everywhere, including when it comes to staying alive."

After a brush with death, Song Lin finally saw the light:

Shen Xiaolou might not be the woman who loved him most, but the woman he loved most was definitely Shen Xiaolou.

His apparent indifference was just a cover for what he truly felt.

[First relationship for both leads, happy ending]

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Check out the completed sweet-and-angsty novels in my profile: pregnancy and running away, second chances at love, "Smoke and Rain, Recalling the Years," "The One I Love Most," "A Vulgar Relationship," "What He Misses," "President Li Is Brash and Flirtatious Again," and "A Scumbag Deserves to Be Put in His Place."

For pure sweetness, lighthearted fun, and laughs: "At This Point, Let's Just Get Married," "Secretary Fang Keeps Trying to Overstep," and "She Is Spoiled by Everyone."

Theme: Everyone is equal in love.