Blurb:
Two bipolar patients: a violinist x a cold, aloof rich heir with a stray dog's temperament
People in the circle of rich heirs studying abroad all said the eldest Miss of the Yu family kept a dog by her side, and it was very obedient.
When someone asked, Yu Sheng just smiled. "He's my driver."
Actually, Yu Sheng didn't know his name either. She just called him Wednesday.
Whenever a party ended, Yu Sheng would turn her head toward London's unfathomably dark night and order the person on the other end of the phone, "Wednesday, come pick me up."
Before long, a flashy Lamborghini Aventador SVJ would appear downstairs. It had been her eighteenth birthday present.
Yu Sheng was like a half-broken streetlight, forever trapped in the night.
Her limited light and warmth, flickering on and off, were all for Zhou Yan.
She thought he was someone who walked in the dark, too.
The day she was urgently called back to China, Yu Sheng left him a bank card and said very seriously, "Wednesday, there's enough money on this card to keep you going in London for a few more years."
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The high-society circles of the capital often gossiped that the youngest son of the Zhou family had gotten into serious trouble abroad, and only the family's influence had brought him home in one piece.
Only the venerable old master of the Zhou family could rein in that mad dog by calling him "Wednesday."
But Zhou Yan alone knew there was one other person in the world who could call him that.
At a bar, Yu Sheng pushed open the door and saw her "fiance," drunk out of his mind, locked in a passionate kiss with a minor internet celebrity.
Someone heckled the person pouring the drinks: "It's Young Master Zhou's first time at one of these parties. Why are you going so hard on him?"
Yu Sheng followed the bizarre, colorful lights and looked at the other face at the head of the table, the one that had shared countless nights with her.
Yu Sheng fled in a panic, but as soon as she got outside, someone grabbed her by the wrist.
Trembling, she pried his hand off with her fingers. "Wednesday, we're not on the same path anymore."
"I know." His voice was painfully hoarse, as if he'd been walking through the desert for a long time.
"Do you remember what they used to say? That I was a dog you kept."
2024.6.5 (2024.6.14)
Reading Notes:
1. Shuangjie.
2. A story about redemption, with an angsty, bittersweet tone, but it will definitely have a happy ending.
3. Important: The heroine has bipolar disorder. The information comes from online sources, books, and friends.
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From university to city life | Rekindled romance | Younger man
A sensitive, resilient, clear-headed top student x a seemingly carefree, secretly devoted young master from Hong Kong
Lin Yaomian was admitted to Peking University’s mathematics department with the highest score in her province, but more than half of her classmates had been top scorers themselves.
She gained a deep appreciation for the saying "to fade into the crowd."
Lin Yaomian knew Song Huaijin's name even before he became famous on the forums.
A young master back from an English boys' school, with a wild, reckless face and not a trace of the gentlemanly manners of the British aristocracy.
In short, he was the kind of person she'd cross the street to avoid.
They were worlds apart, yet like two straight lines in Euclidean space, they drew closer and closer, intersected at a certain point, then drifted farther apart.
The day they broke up, Song Huaijin lost his temper with her for the first time and said his final words.
"Do you think I'm that desperate for you?"
"Fine, let's break up. It's not like either of us will die without the other. Don't let me see you again!"
Afterward, the phrase he hated most was "getting what you want."
He never saw her again.
*
Lin Yaomian followed the plan she'd made, going to the United States for her doctorate and then returning to China for work.
Hong Kong Island covers a thousand square kilometers and is packed with eight million people.
Lin Yaomian never thought the two of them would meet again.
He'd said it himself: he hated this tiny place more than anything.
Until her supervisor introduced them: "This is Mr. Song."
"No need for an introduction. We know each other."
Song Huaijin's tone was utterly casual. They knew each other, as if that were all there was to it.
They were far more than acquaintances.
Lin Yaomian forced a smile.
*
What Lin Yaomian didn't know was that because of a line she'd left behind at graduation, Song Huaijin had frantically searched every corner of Cambridge.
Much later, she found the answer in a notebook long since put away.
His words had remained unchanged.
"If someone loves you, they'll find a way to reach you, no matter what it takes."
"I'm going to Boston to find you."
"You're not here, and you're not in Boston."
"I'm leaving the United States."
"Will you come back?"
"You're finally back."
Theme: There will always be someone who loves you unconditionally
Redemption is healing, and redemption with a sense of fate is undoubtedly healing and affectionate. The comfort I long for from romance novels is probably obtained from the unconditional and destined sacrifice between lovers. What I want to say is that I can sympathize with Yu Sheng's dependence on Zhou Yan, and I am very obsessed with Zhou Yan's giving to Yu Sheng. Redemption stories, especially two-way redemption stories, pay special attention to the matter of "only each other has the ability to make the other person happy", because I feel that the vacancy in the protagonist's heart is filled by that unique lover with a special mood and sincere love. I know that I am destined to love you. In this article, I think you did this very well, which is reflected in the foreshadowing of the protagonist's love line. Even the origin of their fates and the accident that seemed to involve them hurting each other laid the foundation for their future relationship deep in their hearts. The plot is a wonderful emotional turning point. I remember Zhou Yan's painful hesitation when he understood the whole process of the incident, and I understand Yu Sheng's painful confusion when she was confessed. But what I remember most is the coat he put on her when she was sitting in his passenger seat. She is the one who can sleep peacefully in his arms forever. There is me in you and you in me. It is probably this wonderful feeling. Another very important reason why I like this article so much is the "very effective details" in the article. They appear repeatedly, each time they appear, they have a deeper meaning, and each time they appear, they promote the development of the plot. For example, Yu Sheng's "Abeibei" is amazing. I just like this new concept. I have improved my understanding of her "bipolar disorder" disease from this detail, and I also know from it that she is a childlike child who yearns for love, a pure girl who is beautiful but not so lucky. I also know that Zhou Yan is a good person who is willing to tolerate everything about his lover, is willing to find and understand new things for his lover, and is willing to wash his lover's dolls for the rest of his life. Details are often the most touching. It is these tiny Abebes who connect the whole article together. Not only Abebes, but also Zhou Yan's coat, Yu Sheng's hair dyeing and games, the light rain in London, etc. These unique intentions of this article made me immersed in Max's words, which are professional, delicate and gripping. Last but not least, I would like to say that I still like the feeling of being pampered. Zhou Yan's care, companionship and help for Yu Sheng from the beginning to the end made me feel the beauty of love. Although I have been looking for this thing in Xiaolujiang, the expression of "beloved" in every article makes me very happy. Only when love is not in reality can it be as beautiful and romantic as this forever. Oops, I have another article in my Yongai favorites, I'm really happy! Support!!!! Your second completed article reflects such a high level of talent, such a sense of rhythm, and sophisticated expressions that flow smoothly. I believe that your articles will reach a higher level in the future. This novel is excellent!
After reading it for a long time, I still want to say that it is very well written. Whenever depression comes, I want to read it again.
It's so beautiful🥲I haven't seen this kind of subject matter in a long time. The writing style is delicate and not immature. The male and female protagonists in the novel are completely too vivid. I like it.
I hope we will always have favored eyes and a tough and brave soul. That's awesome.
The author of Treasures writes well [Purple Sugar]kswl
It's so well written, and the reading experience is perfect, thank you!
I hope Shengsheng will always be happy!
I used to read sweet articles and always leave comments saying that this is a particularly cute book. I rarely comment on sour articles because I don't know what to say. In short, this is one of the few favorite articles I have recently written, especially Sheng Sheng and Wednesday.
It's great. It hurts like hell to watch it in the front. It's so real. Fortunately, everything in the back is sweet and reassuring🥰
It's so beautiful! Looking forward to the next one