Finding Peace Again

Angel was warmhearted, outgoing, lively, and honest. Ever since she was little, she had dreamed of marrying her beloved Brother Yu. But just as her dream came true and she thought she was the happiest, luckiest woman in the world, fate took everything away and plunged a knife straight into her heart, leaving her bleeding and shattered. Yang Siyu was gentle and refined, in the prime of his life, and, most importantly, rich and devastatingly handsome. He was every woman’s perfect Prince Charming. He devoted himself to just one person, but he could not overcome the hand of fate, which kept them from loving one another and staying together. Ran Mingxuan, the eldest young master of the Ran family, was charming, flirtatious, domineering, and devious. When the girl he loved most married another man, a terrible accident left his car wrecked and his face disfigured. Four years later, he returned under an assumed name, all for the woman he still loved. She was in unbearable pain; she was also him, falling ever deeper and unable to pull herself free… No matter how tender he was, it could not overcome the gulf between life and death… He rose from the ashes, all to win her smile and find peace again… Treasure the present, before regret comes and you realize: I searched for him through the crowd a thousand times, then suddenly turned around, and there he was, where the lamplight grew dim. Fate brings people together and tears them apart; it draws them close, then sends them on their way. Their fate was written, and they would come through unscathed. The story follows the heroine, Angel, and tells of the beautiful yet somewhat heartbreaking bonds of family, friendship, and love experienced by three close friends. It’s a gentle, everyday story. It may be so sweet it makes your teeth ache, move you to tears, or leave you feeling battered and bruised. Throughout our lives, none of us can escape family, friendship, and love. I hope that after reading this story, you’ll treasure the present and the people beside you, instead of waiting until they’re gone to regret it.