The Night Tide Never Ends [Rekindled Romance]

Li Peiyang met the “Third Young Master of the Zhou family” in her sophomore year of college. Back then, Zhou Gengli thought she was tacky, called her stupid, got annoyed by how slow she was, and still liked to summon her over at night. Li Peiyang went along with what he wanted, did as he asked, and kept him happy. Then, at just the right moment, she left him and never looked back. Seven years later, Li Peiyang returned to China. The man who had once told her to “drop dead rather than show your face in front of me again” was waiting for her at the airport in person. At their first meeting after the reunion, Li Peiyang lowered her gaze to his fingers. “You haven't gotten married yet, have you?” Zhou Gengli stared at her, his eyes cold as ice. “If I were married, would you want my daughter to die out there?” “...” “With you here, she'll survive.” Li Peiyang crouched down, uncovered her daughter's ears, and gently stroked her head. “Yaoyao, be a good girl and call him Dad. He'll help you with your treatment from now on.” Zhou Gengli looked at the two of them, their delicate features seven parts alike. In that moment, seven years of hatred and longing twisted together into an impossibly complex emotion. After a moment, he cautiously held out a hand to the girl. “Come here. Let Daddy give you a hug?” #More devastating than your first love returning is your first love coming home with a child# #Pride often drags us along, making love take the long way around# #But I still have the urge to love you# [Warning: It's melodramatic, melodramatic, and very melodramatic. If you don't like melodrama, don't read it.] 1. Rekindled romance, a pregnancy escape, and old-school melodrama. The story opens with their reunion, with the past woven in through flashbacks. They're both too stubborn to admit how they feel, with a bittersweet mix of angst and sweetness. 2. Both leads are each other's first love, and both are sexually inexperienced. The hero is devoted and chaste. Happy ending. If you have strict requirements for the leads' characterization, don't read this. 3. They mistrust each other when young and act awkward around each other after reuniting. A small romance about love and relationships, with no profound message or much logic. This isn't a story about a strong, independent heroine. If you dislike melodrama, stay away. Theme: Work hard, live well, and keep looking ahead