A Paradise Lost

[Classic Literature] Popular today, a classic tomorrow Published by Flowing Light and Dancing editor’s studio Former title: “Take My Hand and I’ll Give You a Lifetime of Deep Love” You and I were not meant to meet: either you came too early, or too late. Dedication Shu Qianqian never imagined that one careless mistake would turn her into a homewrecker hated by everyone. So she turned away. She thought he would sink to the bottom of her heart, never to stir another ripple. But… Little by little, everything had quietly gathered, like grains of sand slipping through her fingers until they had built a tower. Lin Haoyu: Qianqian, the sunset is beautiful, but it has come too late, and it is too bleak. You should paint a sunrise, a vibrant sunrise! After a long, dark night, dawn will always come. Hardship need not be a thing of the past that weighs you down. With faith, you can rebuild a beautiful life. Qianqian, do you remember our promise? Yin Ruofeng: Shu Qianqian, I hate it. I hate that I keep lowering myself, yet never tire of it. I hate that I can never break free, yet always end up bringing humiliation upon myself. I tried so hard for so long, struggled for so long, yet I still couldn’t escape this ending. Qianqian, if I had appeared before him, would everything have turned out differently? Yin Ruochen: Qianqian, every time I hold your hand, I feel happy. I think to myself that I want to hold this hand until we grow old, until the day we die. But no matter how I confess my feelings, I only hurt you. If only you had appeared a little earlier. If only I had stood my ground back then. Would everything have been different? I don’t believe in God, but surely there must be a heaven. There, I will wait for my angel, and God will give me back the paradise I missed. Check out my new story, “Dancing Through the Mortal World”: http://novel.hongxiu.com/a/584897/ Here are some stories by friends that I hope you’ll enjoy: “Presented to You: A Song of Lanruo” by Jijingchu: http://novel.hongxiu.com/a/434194/ “Mr. Fox, Don’t Be So Wild” by Xiaoya: http://novel.hongxiu.com/a/486465/