To Mu Tingcheng, red roses represent love: passionate love and undying devotion.
The Rose House, built by the production crew, was home to eight men and women who had never been in a relationship. During twenty days of living together under observation, they had to find someone who made their hearts flutter.
The night before Confession Night, Mu Tingcheng asked Jiang Huainian to have a one-on-one talk.
They talked about many things that evening, but only one answer stayed etched in Mu Tingcheng's memory.
Mu Tingcheng: "Didn't you say you liked me? Why have you never given me red roses?"
The room fell silent for a long while before Mu Tingcheng finally heard Jiang Huainian speak.
Jiang Huainian: "Do you know what all the different roses mean?"
Mu Tingcheng had looked them up, so she listed every meaning she knew, one by one.
Confused about what that had to do with her question, Mu Tingcheng gazed at Jiang Huainian until he spoke again.
"The white rose on our first date represented my first impression of you, Mu Tingcheng."
"The white roses and Manta roses on our third date were my way of telling you that I wanted to weave a love story that belonged only to us."
"I still won't give you red roses tomorrow. I think pink roses, which represent first love and a declaration of love, suit us better."
Jiang Huainian pulled his chair closer, then lowered his head to meet Mu Tingcheng's eyes. His voice was almost hypnotic.
"To me, red roses are only given between lovers who have confessed their feelings to each other."
"Mu Tingcheng, if you want to receive red roses from me, are you telling me in advance that you'll be my girlfriend?"
A brash, socially awkward artist and a confident, flamboyant racing driver
Theme: Idealist flowers will eventually bloom in romantic soil
The writing is pretty good. Come on, maybe you can change the name of the article.
Will this book be updated? I find the writing very interesting
Why not update it?! Please update greatly