The Real Love Game

Without realizing it, he was drawn to her, yet time and again he warned himself not to fall in love.

He was just being led around by her, that was all.

What kind of person was she, really?

Were her feelings for him sincere?

Or had everything he encountered been nothing but a game from beginning to end?

Scene One:

“Qin Sui, are you crazy? How could you drink so much in a place like that?” The man stared at the woman in front of him, who was so drunk she could barely find her way, his face furious.

“You? Who are you?” The woman reached out and felt all over his face. “Never mind. You're not Yu Shaoqian.”

“I am Yu Shaoqian!”

“Oh. Then do you actually like me or not?”

“…”

Scene Two:

His mentor looked at him in his hospital bed. “I told you long ago not to get involved with her. Someone like her has no feelings.”

He could only feel the scar on his heart aching faintly. She was a living, breathing person, not a machine.

Scene Three:

“Didn't you say you'd stop smoking?” A provocatively dressed woman stood facing the wind and looked at Qin Sui with a smile. “You say there's no one on your mind right now. What about Yu Shaoqian?”

She glanced at the man not far away, blew a smoke ring, and wore an expression no one could read. “Yu Shaoqian is like a bad habit of mine. You should know bad habits are always hard to break.”

Scene Four:

“Qin Sui, are you crazy? Is this how you treat a guest?” Yu Shaoqian was tied to a chair, bound in a way that made it hard for him to break free.

“It's been so long since we last saw each other. Shouldn't we catch up first?” The woman had changed her hairstyle and her style, but he still recognized her at a glance.

“Catch up? I don't want to catch up with someone like you!”

(The author is on the male lead's side. No angst, one couple, and plenty of romantic moments between the leads.)