Shen Ruoqing fell in love with someone, a well-known young man in the upper class circle, who was completely different from her.
That person was playboy, dissolute, and cynical, and he was just having fun with her.
He has two mobile phones, one for internal use and one for external use, and the number left for Shen Ruoqing is the "external" one.
Shen Ruoqing worked part-time for a month just to give him a tie on his birthday, but the next day he saw the tie thrown away together with the packaging box in the trash can.
Shen Ruoqing waited for him at the appointed place for several hours. Then she was injured unexpectedly and called him. He finally got through, but only replied that he was busy and hung up the phone. Shen Ruoqing went to the hospital alone with blood on her hands, but saw Fu Xu frowning and walking into the hospital surrounded by the hospital's senior officials, with Bai Yueguang holding him tightly in her arms.
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This is the first time Shen Ruoqing likes someone.
She has understood since she was a child that people cannot be trapped for life by things they can't get when they are young.
So she broke her pride and lowered her self-esteem to be with Fu Xu, but he hurt her again and again, thinking that if she didn't say anything, she really wouldn't be sad.
Later, she was disappointed and her love was exhausted, so she broke up with her.
Fu Xu: "I'll give you another chance and pretend you never said these words."
Shen Ruoqing shook his head, his tone always cold and gentle: "No need."
Fu Xu sneered, turned and left.
The meeting again was premeditated by him.
She smiled sweetly at the other boys and looked at him with a calm look in her eyes. Mingli called him politely: "Mr. Fu."
Fu Xu panicked for the first time in his life.
Later, Fu Xu, a man who put his interests first and was nicknamed the Prince of Lincheng, gently grabbed Shen Ruoqing's sleeves, his eyes were red but he still smiled forcefully at her, and prayed cautiously:
"Qingqing, can you like me again? Just a little bit."
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Purpose: Sincerity is more important than interests
