Realistic | Bittersweet, awkward romance | Face-slapping | Rekindled romance | Mature man and woman | Male rivals | Reunion after years apart | Tangled relationship | The male lead’s long road to winning her back
-One-on-one romance + happy ending
-Sharp-tongued, arrogant man ♂ × stubborn, delicate woman ♀
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The first time Wen Cheng met Song Huai was in summer. He thought she was dull, sometimes even a little slow.
He even swore to Qiao Tanli that he wouldn’t fall for anyone before turning thirty, especially not Song Huai. She was unremarkable, someone he could take or leave.
Then came that winter, when Wen Cheng traveled halfway across China to bring her a box of medicine.
He claimed he had come to deliver the medicine, but really he wanted an explanation. “Song Huai, what’s wrong between us?”
That same night, he cornered her at the door and kissed her with wild, fervent passion. In their twenties, they held nothing back when they touched: their passion was explosive and overwhelming, with only the slightest trace of tenderness.
The next morning, he glared at her, practically grinding his teeth. “Do all women act like you do now, sleeping with someone and then running off? What do you take me for, a gigolo?”
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Song Huai thought he probably didn’t understand how much she was hurting. His love for her mixed the purest affection with the fiercest desire. They could be just like any other couple, chatting on the phone for hours and making love nonstop when they met, yet they had never truly let each other into their hearts.
So that winter, Song Huai said, “He isn’t my fallback, much less my support.”
Song Huai grabbed her suitcase and left, blocking every way to contact her. Before she went, she said just one thing to Wen Cheng: “Goodbye.”
Wen Cheng thought it was just an ordinary day, an ordinary day after a fight. But when he couldn’t find her, he was on the verge of falling apart.
That was when he understood that he loved Song Huai more deeply than he’d ever imagined.
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Tips:
1. The author is terrible at writing blurbs, so this is a random excerpt from the story.
2. The blurb definitely leaves things out. Please don’t complain if it’s not to your taste.
3. The blurb’s writing doesn’t represent the story’s prose. Please don’t complain if it’s not to your taste.
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Theme: Live well and keep striving every day.
I also like this book and read Sour Love over and over again
Not sisters!! Your writing is also very good!!!!! I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time!
Ahhhh, it looks good. . . .
", "Why did you throw it away? ""Catch a big bug for the author~ you
Very skeptical about his speech
Nice! I like this realistic writing style
Stepfather's party is over like this 🤔
This kind of boy is really not suitable
Why not update the extra chapter?
When did you change the title of the book? I haven't read it for a while 😭