Lin Youtang met Pei Yanzhou for the first time at his seventeenth birthday party. The man was leaning against the spiral staircase, his black tie hanging loosely around his neck, holding a cigarette in his bony hands. The peach blossom mole at the corner of his eye was shaking as he lowered his eyes and chuckled, making her heart skip a beat. He casually glanced at her elegant blue dress, and a casual smile appeared on the corner of his lips. This friend of her brother, who was three years older than her and was known as a playboy in Beijing circles, became a secret hidden in her diary.
Pei Yanzhou has always played in the world, changing female partners faster than sports cars, and even swore at a wine party that "you can't touch your brother's sister." But when Lin Youtang appeared in front of him in a champagne dress, and the young girl stood on tiptoes to kiss his lips, the line of defense that had stood firm for many years finally collapsed in her hot breath.
This unexpected love lasted for two full years. She began to get used to his good morning kisses and to him secretly holding her hand under the desk. Her parents' opposition and the pressure from her family were all stinging Lin Youtang's heart. Behind Pei Yanzhou's seemingly compromising, there was always a sense of alienation. When Lin Youtang thought he was a special being, Pei Yanzhou appeared at the bar on a rainy night with his new love in his arms, still wearing the necklace she gave her for her birthday around her neck, her warmth remaining on her fingertips: "Little girl, if you are serious, you will lose. Now, our game is over." He said the breakup in the calmest tone.
It turns out that the prodigal son's long-term love was just a temporary exception.
How could a prodigal son turn back so easily?
Three years later, Pei Yanzhou, who was already in charge of the family business, stopped Lin Youtang, who was about to go abroad, on the street on a rainy night. The once carefree man was soaked all over and pressed her against the wall with red eyes: "Tangtang, the thing I regret most in my life is letting go of your hand." From the heartbeat that violated his principles to the heart-wrenching loss, Pei Yanzhou finally understood that those casual loves are not as unforgettable as Lin Youtang alone. This time, he is willing to spend the rest of his life proving that the prodigal son will only stop for her when he comes back.
Purpose: Don't learn bad habits