Wandering

She has lived in a mountainous area where sons are valued over daughters since she was a child. Due to family changes, she has learned to shoulder the burden of the family at a young age. She is beautiful, kind-hearted, seemingly weak on the outside, but strong on the inside. He was an excellent orthopedic surgeon and her childhood sweetheart, silently protecting her as she grew up. He said to her, "I will always be by your side. You can find me as long as you turn around." He is a computer genius and her childhood lover. They have a beautiful agreement: "No matter where we are in the future, we must remember to find each other." He said to her: "I will definitely make you my most beautiful bride in the future." He is a business tycoon. Because of his unfortunate childhood, he was reluctant to express his sincerity. Until the moment he met her, he knew that he had found happiness in this life. He said to her, "We will definitely have a warm home." She wanders all the way, and her childhood sweetheart follows her all the way, guarding her silently, and learns from possessing to fulfill her. As long as she is happy, he will be happy. During the wandering journey, her heart was as calm as water, and she firmly waited for the promise she had made and for her lover to return. In order to protect her from wind and rain, her former lover worked hard and endured not seeing her for ten years, but he always paid attention to every detail of her growth. In times of difficulty, he was always able to lend a helping hand at the right time. He doted on her, loved her, and fell in love with her. The business tycoon placed all his affection on her beloved. Faced with three men who love her so deeply, her childhood sweetheart, her childhood sweetheart, and the business tycoon who is kind to her, where will her love go in the end? Dear friends, please pay attention to "Wandering" and remember to collect it. Wenwen is a slow-burner, and the ending will definitely not disappoint you. This story is purely fictitious, and any similarities are purely coincidental.