Suggested soundtrack: "Sacred Play Secret Place" KuGouTing
In 2010, Hong Kong's financial district was so dazzling that even the air was filled with the smell of gold dust. Su Zhigang has just finished his internship and received his practicing certificate.
As a girl born and raised in Hong Kong Island, she comes from a well-off family and always has a big smile when she speaks. She is particularly eye-catching in the Central MTR station.
The first time Mu Jintai noticed her was at dusk on a working day - the girl in a suit was tapping the glass of the newsstand with her fingertips, and the last word was raised: "Uncle Wang, do you still have the "Xinbao" I told you about this morning?"
She was born extremely beautiful, and the breeze blew over her cheeks, which felt soft.
Love at first sight? Or just one glance, but just one glance, she seemed to be trapped in those bright eyes.
Mu Jintai is accustomed to buying "The New Paper" while commuting. Even though it has nothing to do with her work, she feels that it is just right as a pastime.
The intersection between the two "began" with a language misunderstanding: the newsstand owner misunderstood "Reuters" as "Sister Ruth". Su Zhigang laughed until his forehead was lifted, but Mu Jintai handed Su Zhigang the correct newspaper with an expressionless face.
"Thank you." Su Zhigang blinked as he took the newspaper, and the tips of Mu Jintai's ears turned red.
Two months later, Su Zhigang stopped Mu Jintai in front of the newsstand: "Well, I have officially started practicing law. Do you want to have a meal with me?" She shook her phone and said, "Add LINE so that we can make an appointment." Mu Jintai looked at the girl and opened the QR code by mistake.
They went to Victoria Harbor to see the Hong Kong Ferris Wheel, to the Victoria Peak to watch the sunset, and to the observation deck to overlook the entire Hong Kong. They fell in love on Taipingding and on the observation deck.
Cohabitation life turns like the gears of a clock. Su Zhigang would bring barbecue food home after working overtime, while Mu Jintai organized her defense materials in order.
The two spent every day kissing each other in the morning and embracing "the warm and fragrant soft jade in their arms." Until the spring of 2014, Su Zhigang's law firm sent her to the London branch for three years. At the same time, the family arranged a marriage for her with an investment banking family.
"I'm flying to London next week." Su Zhigang leaned against the kitchen doorframe, whiskey ripples in the glass, "Dad said that this single marriage will help my career."
Mu Jintai's hand that was cutting fruit stopped and the blade of the knife dug deeply into the chopping board: "So you want to get married?"
"This is the best choice." Su Zhigang turned away, his voice as soft as a sigh, "You know, a family like ours..."
"I know." Mu Jintai interrupted her, turned around and took out the yogurt from the refrigerator, as if the conversation just now was about time, "Do you need me to help you pack your luggage?"
On the day of separation, Su Zhigang sent Mu Jintai a message at the airport: "Don't miss it, wish you well." Mu Jintai looked at the words on the screen, deleted the pre-typed "Have a safe journey", and finally replied: "The future is bright."
Five years later, the Central newsstand was replaced with vending machines. As Mu Jintai passed by, he suddenly remembered that there was once a girl in a red dress who smiled wantonly and said she wanted to become the youngest barrister in Hong Kong.
She took out her phone, clicked on the LINE dialog box that had long since sunk to the bottom, and typed in "Su Zhigang, are you coming back to Hong Kong City?", But hesitated for a moment before pressing the send button, and finally locked the screen and left.
The wind made the mobile phone chain rattle, like a whisper in the middle of the night
"The night in Victoria Harbor is still bright, and the two souls who once talked and laughed at the newsstand are finally scattered at both ends of the London smog and the neon lights of Hong Kong Island, like fleeting fireworks, never to intersect again.
Lightning protection employment guidance
1. 9 Years age difference
2. The author's writing style is very poor, he is a very young student, and he avoids lightning.
3. Double cleansing
Dogxue/Cliché/Lily
[There are many characters in the beginning, so don't enter if you can't remember their names]
[There are only two relatively big things in the introduction, and small things will be interspersed in it]
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The author has no experience of traveling or living in Hong Kong
I have some understanding of the lawyer and actuary industry, but it is still insufficient, please forgive me.
Concept: We cannot define the beginning and end of a story
