First Love Delusion

[Sorry, my illness has kept relapsing since May, and my emotions have been out of control. I’ve constantly been feeling down and unable to find the motivation to write. Now my back hurts too, and I can’t keep writing, so this book is on hiatus for now., Note from 9.20]

Healing | Bittersweet | Secret crush | A little chasing after the wife

The day Wen Ci decided to give up on loving Zhou Chi was a day of torrential rain.

The flight to England was about to depart. Every word of the announcement over the loudspeaker tugged at Wen Ci’s heart, hurting so much she could barely breathe.

The plane crossed mountains and seas, flying toward a distant land.

All she could do was watch from afar, helplessly, as

The plane carried the boy, and the secret love she had never dared to confess, away for good.

Rain poured down, pattering against the umbrella as if each drop were striking her heart.

Only then did Wen Ci understand: “I should have given up long ago.”

A secret crush is only one part sweetness. The other nine parts are all bitterness.

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Wen Ci had never imagined that when they met again, it would be at the negotiating table.

The man wore a sharp suit and walked with casual ease. The wrist she could see no longer wore the basketball wristband from years ago, but an expensive, limited-edition watch.

His once-defiant features had grown mature and composed, polite and gentlemanly.

Wen Ci felt as if she were in a dream.

A lingering ache rose from deep in her heart.

She knew it wasn’t regret, pain, or sadness from still being in love with him. It was merely the aftereffect of having had a secret crush on someone for so many years.

She took a quiet breath and comforted herself: ten years had passed, and he had long since forgotten her.

Wen Ci put on a professional smile and held out her hand. “Mr. Zhou, hello. I’m the representative, ”

“Wen Ci.” He said her name before she could finish.

Zhou Chi: “Long time no see.”

So, after ten years apart, he still remembered her.

[Zhou Chi, we’re both cowards. I like you, but I don’t dare say it. You like her, but you don’t dare say it either.]

[So we’re perfect for each other.]

Reading Guide:

1. One-on-one, both virgins and each other’s first love, happy ending, with a bittersweet tone.

2. This is the side couple’s story from Wild Imagination. The hero has only had a secret crush, with no intimate involvement. Read with caution if that bothers you.

3. It’s not very long. I just wanted to give them an ending.

4. The author is in poor health, and the illness keeps relapsing. I welcome comments and criticism about the writing, but please don’t make personal attacks. Writing is the only way I can relieve stress and manage my emotions. Thank you, dear readers.

Theme: Those who cannot forget will eventually be answered.