I Cried. I Wasn't Pretending

More than anything, Bai Tian loves money.

That's the impression he's worked hardest to give Chen Lanjing during all these years of being forced to live together: an honest, cheerful money-grubber.

And second: I really, really don't like you.

"This isn't right, the way we are."

"No matter how hard you try, you won't win me over."

"When can we split up?"

"That, um, person of yours who claims to be your new girlfriend isn't quite right in the head. She offered me two million to leave you, and I accepted. Don't you dare blame me. She offered too much."

Chen Lanjing had kept him by his side for eight years, and was exhausted too.

So, at last, they parted ways.

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But as soon as Chen Lanjing turned away, Bai Tian realized that the pain of losing him forever was more than he could bear.

The overwhelming love he'd hidden in his heart since high school was about to vanish without a sound.

I'm sorry, Chen Lanjing. I've always loved you.

There was never any cheerful optimist. There was only a crybaby.

Only us, Bai Tian and Heiye.

[Important]:

An old-school melodrama written early in my career!!! Extremely melodramatic!! The pursued character is not a virgin!! Both are willing to give their lives for each other and love each other deeply, but they'll have to go through a lot of painful entanglements before they can finally be together!

A lover-pursuit and pursuer-pursuit ordeal, atypical amnesia, stand-in, and too much melodrama to sum up. If you can handle old-school melodrama, give it a try.

Theme: Be brave and say "I love you" out loud