#Completed in full on July 7, 2023. Sina Weibo: Sui Yu Q#
#Next up: Second Marriage, a groveling-after-divorce story. Please add it to your list!#
Blurb
Spend the rest of my life with you / I doubt there's much happiness left / If you have no heart, don't drag this out / Do me the kindness of letting me go now / Starting over is still hard / So let's both be miserable.
Wyman Wong, A Good Breakup
On her wedding night, Ji Qingyi sat alone until midnight before her drunken husband finally came home. She went to tend to him, but Fu Weixun looked at her with venom in his eyes and demanded, "Why was it your younger sister who died that day instead of you?"
She clutched his hand and said in confusion, "I am your younger sister. Why don't you recognize me anymore?"
Fu Weixun flung her away. "Ji Qingying, you shameless impostor!"
He threw out the clothes she liked, pulled up the flowers and plants she'd carefully grown, and forced her to change all her habits...
He wouldn't let her "imitate" Ji Qingyi, not even in the slightest.
Before he could drive her mad, Ji Qingyi left a divorce agreement behind and went far away.
That evening, as she left, the setting sun was blood-red and the sky blazed with color. She watched the tall, straight silhouette of the man reflected in the window, lowered her head, and smiled. In her heart, she said to him, Fu Weixun, you'll never know that the person you love is still alive.
She would never love him again. He deserved it.
Content warnings:
1. Groveling after divorce and rekindled romance. The male lead remains the same.
2. Lots of angst and melodrama. Read with caution, read with caution, read with caution.
3. The heroine looks extremely, extremely similar to her twin sister. If you don't accept this premise, please click away.
4. Reading is for entertainment. If this story makes you uncomfortable, please drop it right away. If the comments become too hostile, the author may consider closing them.
#Finished groveling-after-divorce stories: Let's Get Divorced and This Marriage Must End. Visit my author page to read them.#
My next groveling-after-divorce story is Second Marriage. Here's the blurb. Please add it to your list!
#Divorce feels great for a while, then comes the groveling#
At nineteen, Jiang Yunqing fell in love at first sight with her senior, Xu Lansi, at the university gates. They soon fell deeply in love, were inseparable, and impatiently got their marriage license the following year.
Who knew marriage would become love's grave? Living together day and night shattered the rosy filters between them, and they gradually became unbearable to each other.
When Jiang Yunqing graduated, the three-year couple finally reached an agreement amid a quarrel and ended their ill-fated relationship. Outside the Civil Affairs Bureau, they pointed at each other and swore they would find someone a thousand times better next time.
A few years later, their parents each pressured them into business marriages. They unexpectedly ran into each other at a matchmaking dinner, where it became painfully clear that they were both still single.
Jiang Yunqing: As long as I'm not embarrassed, everyone else is.
Xu Lansi: Same.
#My new story, Deep Devotion, is now underway. Mutual pining and groveling after divorce. Please add it to your collection!#
When Jian Qiu was seven, her mother, a cook, suddenly brought a boy home from the city.
With her hair in two little buns, Jian Qiu sucked on her finger and sized him up. The boy was named Qin Shichu. He was tall and handsome, and he looked like he could fight better than the boy next door, Xiaoli's brother.
They lived together for five years. He looked after her and protected her. Just like in the song lyrics, he even molded a city out of mud for her and promised to marry her when they grew up.
But before she had a chance to grow up, he returned to the city, and they never saw each other again. Later, her parents died suddenly, and at sixteen she became an orphan. The Qin family took her in.
By then, her brother had earned his master's degree and inherited the family business. Not a trace of the boy he'd been remained in his every gesture.
He was still good to her, but he never again mentioned marrying her when they grew up. She watched his romantic scandals fill the gossip magazines, with one rumored girlfriend after another. His childhood promise gradually faded away on the wind.
She couldn't accept it and wanted to be brave one last time and confess her feelings. But on the eve of her confession, she saw him embracing the woman rumored to be his one true love. At last, her heart died completely.
She left him, changed all her contact information, and tried to seal away every memory of him.
That night, rain poured down as someone suddenly knocked on her door. A handsome, tall man stood outside, his eyes deep. "I finally found you."
He said, "You have always been my one true love."
Theme: Cherish the person by your side.
To be honest, what Green Tea said is right. Is it possible for a man who can't even recognize his lover to really love him? He is so stupid and his sister is so smart. Are you sure that he has not treated his sister as one-to-one and been intimate with her before? If his sister had not died, how many times would he have admitted the wrong person in the rest of his life? I'm afraid I wouldn't even know who it was with during the wedding ceremony! It's disgusting to think about it. . . . .
I feel a little bit sorry for Fu Gou. . . . . .
Haha, the heroine's name is not on the marriage certificate? When are you going to deal with the green tea besties?
Officer Xiao's family is so kind.
Seeing this, I wonder if this can be reconciled? This male protagonist is so disgusting
My parents-in-law are pretty good.
I really wanted to torture the male protagonist to death before, but it makes me sad to see him like this.
Continuing the article "Xiao Xiao", secret love + chasing wife, the copy is as follows, click on the column to save it. Little angels pass by and collect one, huh? When Jian Qiu was seven years old, her mother, a cook, suddenly brought back an older brother from the city. Jian Qiu raised her braids and bit her fingers as she looked at him. My brother's name is Qin Shichu. He is very tall and good-looking, and he can fight better than Xiaoli's brother next door. They lived together for five years. Her brother took care of her and protected her. As the lyrics say, he built a city for her out of mud and said that he would marry her in the future. But before she grew up, her brother returned to the city, and the two never met again. Later, her parents died suddenly, and she became an orphan at the age of sixteen and was taken in by the Qin family. At that time, my brother had graduated with a master's degree and inherited the family business, and his movements were no longer the same as before. Her brother is still very kind to her, but he never mentions marrying her when she grows up. She watched her brother having fun on various occasions, and the women around him changed. The vows made in childhood gradually dissipated in the wind. She left the Qin family with the secret hidden deep in her heart. One day, all major gossip media broke the news at the same time that her brother was about to marry the daughter of a certain family. Her heart finally died. After sending him a blessing text message, she added his number to the blacklist. It rained heavily that night, and there was a knock on her door. A handsome and tall man stood outside the door with deep eyes: "Finally I found you." He said, I have always wanted to marry you.
Damn, why don't you think about changing the script and straightening Xiao Yuan up? . . . . .
I can't tell you how much I love the heroine