Love after divorce | You have a cinnabar mole, I have a white moonlight
In the fifth year of her marriage to Zhou Yuzhi, Shu Li was the one who asked for a divorce.
Their mutual friends gathered to gossip and bet on when the couple would remarry.
After all, every time the two of them argued, Shu Li was the one who humbly soothed him. Surely this time would be no different.
When his friends brought up the topic, Zhou Yuzhi casually toyed with his glass, not taking the divorce seriously. He said lightly, "Six months, tops."
He had completely forgotten who had stood by him as he fought his way from obscurity to the Formula One circuit.
But when Shu Li didn't mention remarriage once after leaving him, moved into a new home, and got a new blind date, Zhou Yuzhi couldn't smile anymore.
Then Zhou Yuzhi found the wallet Shu Li had never let him touch.
Inside was a black-and-white photograph. The person in it smiled in a way that looked seventy percent like him.
Reading tips:
1. Divorce first, fall in love later.
2. A real replacement romance: the heroine genuinely treats the hero as a substitute. If you hold the heroine to high moral standards, proceed with caution.
3. The characters will grow. Thank you for reading.
Theme: Treasure the person in front of you