Doting on the Best Little Runaway Wife

She has loved him for ten years since she was sensible. She knew it, and so did he. She wondered if this was a kind of acquiescence and connivance. He had been kind to her for more than ten years, but he never responded. She has grown up and is not willing to wait any longer. So, on her 20th birthday, she decided to confess her love to him. She didn't believe it, and in full view of everyone, he was willing to reject her. However, she still thought wrong. He still looked as gentle as water, but he only wished her happiness. She couldn't bear such a gentle rejection, as if the girlish feelings she had cherished for many years had been shattered, so she resolutely chose to escape. But she didn't want to accidentally provoke the melancholy and sinister foreign prince. He tyrannically asked her to be with him, and thus, a game of escape and chase officially began. A few years later, everything has changed, and the old friend suddenly realizes, but it is too late to regret. After all, the mortal world cannot tolerate what-ifs. When everything passes by quietly, who still remembers who first said he would love me forever. . . . . .