An accident left Ye Kui temporarily blind due to palpitations.
One afternoon, Zhou Yanheng fell in love at first sight with Ye Kui, who he accidentally saw.
On impulse, Zhou Yanheng broke into a private house and broke into Ye Kui's life.
Lifelong companionship, love can warm the iceberg, and Ye Kui will also say I love you when he is palpitating
Zhou Yanheng, who has been separated from his parents since he was six years old because they were too busy, believes that loving someone means staying with him or her, and using everything you have and even more to treat him well.
Ye Kuixing, who has a happy and loving family but little companionship, always remembers her parents' words, "Even if we don't say it, you have to know that your parents always love you."
Zhou Yanheng decided that Ye Kui's palpitation must be his after only one meeting. Before being impulsive, he would think: So what if he is a stranger? Do we know each other from the beginning? What if we don't have feelings? I can give him a lot of love and let him have the ability to love me.
Some people, once entangled, can't get rid of them. Zhou Yanheng said I love you and respect everything about you, but he tightly held Ye Kui's throbbing waist with his hands, as if he was afraid that he would run away. If he couldn't see Ye Kui's throbbing face for a second, he would smoke anxiously. If he were not in the same space, Zhou Yanheng would go crazy. After Ye Kuixing discovered this situation, he thought Zhou Yanheng was suffering from separation anxiety, but Zhou Yanheng didn't care. He just hugged Ye Kuixing tightly and told him: "So what, it's because I love you too much, and I'm not sick."
Excessive possessiveness and protectiveness did not make Ye Kuixing feel suffocated, because Zhou Yanheng had no desire to control. Zhou Yanheng believed that what he wanted to do was to make Ye Kuixing happy to be himself, and what he had to do was to get rid of things that did not allow Ye Kuixing to be himself.
Concept: I call excessive possessiveness separation anxiety.