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Su Xundong has two rules when it comes to dating.
1. She won't date anyone younger than her. They're immature and likely to hurt her emotionally.
2. She won't date anyone with fewer assets than her. They're broke and likely to shortchange her materially.
Sticking to these ironclad rules, she successfully remained single for 26 years.
While the friends around her cycled through one casual fling after another, one girlfriend after another, one wife after another, watched playboys settle down and sweethearts turn into jerks, and saw the world shift and change in unpredictable ways,
she stayed as still as a mountain, a unique breath of fresh air.
There was no way she would ever change her principles.
She thought so as she held her drink and watched her friend across the table flirt with a gorgeous hostess.
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Then fate made her meet a broke little brat who had only just turned eighteen.
The kid had nothing: no money, no influence, no power, no father or mother or family. She could feed herself, but had no one else to worry about. She was alone, miserable, and pitiful.
In short, she was
miserable.
Su Xundong shook her head and clicked her tongue in sympathy.
For a moment, her heart went out to the girl. She waved a hand, hoping to plant a seed of kindness in her.
Who could have guessed that the seed wouldn't take root, but Su Xundong herself would fall first?
When she learned that the kid had been secretly bullied before, her heart seemed to miss a beat.
Oof, that hurts.
When she found out that the girl she'd always treated like a kid had once had a hazy first love, she was biting into a kumquat.
Tsk, sour.
"Hey, what's your type?"
"..."
"Someone like your first love?"
"...Yeah."
What do you mean, yeah?!
Su Xundong wanted to crack her head open and see what kind of wiring let her keep a straight face around a beautiful, rich, gentle older woman like herself, while thinking only about her first love.
Didn't they say lesbians all liked older women?
Hah. Su Xundong grabbed a handful of kumquats and tossed them into her mouth.
Just watch how your big sister gets this little brat wrapped around her finger!
Off-screen voice: Sis, did you forget your principles?
Dong: Principles? They're made to be broken!
#LovingOlderWomenIsYourLie #DontDateYoungerGirls #Heartbroken #SingleSinceBirth #BigCityAndSmallCounty #CanAnEightYearAgeGapHaveAFuture? #Le
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A hardworking, struggling county-town student x a pampered young lady from the capital
Eight-year age gap
Happy ending
Theme: No matter what your circumstances are, stay positive and love life!
