Han Yu was once a famous heartthrob senior at a prestigious high school. A single performance dazzled countless girls at school, and the legend that he received an entire locker full of love letters is still told to this day.
Zhao Peng watched him go from playing in a high school band, to competing in a university talent show, to becoming a trainee in Korea, and finally to becoming a star. But the moon no longer belonged to her.
There shouldn't have been any reason for them to cross paths again.
But when they reunited twelve years later, Han Yu unexpectedly spotted the dark blue tattoo on Zhao Peng's left collarbone: "Devin."
His English name.
There were two people Zhao Peng hated most in her life. One was Shen Yueqin, who abandoned her and her father for her career. The other was Han Yu, who abandoned her for his future.
She would never forget that figure walking away, resolute and growing ever more distant, or the boyfriend who fell in love with someone else after moving abroad.
To remember the hatred I felt back then, I carved Shen Yueqin's name into my heart and yours onto my skin. But through countless days and nights, they only remind me... how much I love you both. How can I love you so much?, Zhao Peng
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[What if you love someone, but she's engaged?]
[Open the first page of the English-Chinese dictionary beside you and say it out loud with me: abandon.]
[But you really love her.]
[Then compete with the person she's going to marry. As long as they're not married yet, it's perfectly reasonable, proper, and legal. Haven't you heard the saying? If you swing your hoe well enough, there's no corner you can't dig into.]
[That makes sense...]
And so Han Yu secretly began swinging his hoe.
Bonus scene:
On a talk show.
Host: "I have a question about relationships. Would you be comfortable answering it?"
Han Yu: "Is it a question from the fans?"
Host: "Of course. Our company doesn't allow us to pursue celebrities on company time."
Han Yu: "Then go ahead."
Host: "The fans want to know why you call your wife Miss Xiaoqi."
Han Yu: "Because during the years I was abroad, she appeared in my dreams once every seven days, on average."
Host: "Have you ever regretted going abroad?"
Han Yu: "I've actually regretted it for a long time. A lot of the time, I've wondered whether the path I chose was the right one. I went abroad when I was sixteen, and hardly ever came back. My father, mother, grandfather, and grandmother were all back home. Last year, my grandfather developed Alzheimer's, and they didn't even tell me. They always thought I was having a hard time living abroad alone, so they tried not to burden me!"
"And her... If I hadn't left, maybe she wouldn't have had such a hard time. But now... everything's all right. We've made it through. I'm lucky she has kept loving me, and I feel guilty that she has kept loving me. For the rest of my life, I'll give her everything I have and love her!"
Beautiful young director / former pop singer / childhood friends / childhood sweethearts
Theme: Believe in love
Hi, I am a fried tomato! Why is no one commenting? I still really want to read the story of their separation and reunion after going to school. After reading the writing style of these chapters, I feel quite comfortable. I feel that many of the words are quite resonant. Ahhhhhh, is this my intuition?!