Three years after their marriage, Jiang Yi's Bai Yueguang returned to China.
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Friday.
Cheng Xu returned home and found that his wife of three years had sent him a message.
She won't go home tonight and will have dinner with her colleagues.
He lowered his eyes and calmly asked her to pay attention to her safety, and asked her if she needed to pick her up at night.
Half an hour later.
Jiang Yi replied: No, I'll just take a taxi back.
That night.
Cheng Xu saw a hotel room card in his drunken wife's bag.
The man's pale and slender palms curled up tightly on the key card.
This is the third time he has discovered something unusual about his wife.
He suspected that his wife might have changed her mind.
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Jiang Yi chose Cheng Xu for marriage for three reasons:
First, if you look good and have a good figure, you will have face when you take him out.
Second, he has good moral character and is an honest person.
The third is to cook well, take care of the family, and not let her worry.
Until one day——
She found that there was something wrong with the way Cheng Xu looked at her.
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Much, much later.
Jiang Yi accidentally opened the graduation photo album and saw the handsome young man in the corner of the photo whose school uniform collar had been washed to white and had no sense of presence.
In the midsummer of that year, a boy in school uniform stood under the shade of a tree and watched Jiang Yi leave from the school gate surrounded by a group of people.
His dark eyelashes drooped slightly, and the white earphone cord swayed in the breeze.
The yellowed diary was blown past page after page, recording the boy's secret and unspeakable crush.
The last page of the diary is in the last class of the senior year of high school:
[Jiang Yi, I'll wait for you to go together after school.
It's a pity.
She never glanced at him.
-"I love you, above zero."
-The male protagonist is honest on the outside but dark and moist inside.
-Male crush
-Honest people are crazy about love
-The heroine has no cheating behavior
Archived on 2024.9.30
Purpose: Marriage requires mutual trust