"You can paint all the twilight in the world, but you can't paint the love and hate that have been sinking in my eyes for twelve years."
At a sky-high price auction, up-and-coming painter Gu Jin and upstart businessman Lu Chen met over a painting of "Twilight".
The pale scar on Lu Chen's wrist coincided with the boy he saved on a rainy night deep in Gu Jin's memory.
He thought this was a reunion gifted by fate, but he didn't know it was a carefully planned trap.
"Do you want my heart or my life?"
Lu Chen used one million to buy Gu Jin's three months. The ambiguous ambergris in the studio wraps around the tip of the pen, and the remaining lip marks on the teacup turn into desire growing in the dark night. He personally pushed Gu Jin into the abyss of tenderness, but the moment the other party fell in love, he tore off the disguise - it turned out that the Gu family was the culprit in the kidnapping case twelve years ago.
"You taught me how to bandage a wound, but you didn't teach me how to stop the bleeding from my heart."
When the truth pierced her chest with hatred, Gu Jin disappeared into the rainy night.
But Lu Chen, who was always at ease, went through the city's galleries like crazy and found a very small line of English in the lower right corner of every "Twilight" painting:
"I loved you at your darkest."
(In your darkest hour, I still love you)
Two male protagonists·Dark Redemption·Chasing Love Crematorium
Violence and paranoia attack × gentleness and toughness
Scars are the mark of fate, twilight is the background of lies
This love game in the name of hate laid the foundation for an unending struggle as early as the year we first met.
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Highlight demining
1. Double cleansing/sadomasochism/HE, attacking and receiving body and mind are the only ones with each other
2. The revenge line of business war and the emotional line of redemption are intertwined
3. Important images such as wrist scars/ambergris/twilight paintings are used throughout the text
Purpose: redemption