After taking care of Lu Chengkuan for three years, Su Yao finally accepted reality.
Childhood sweethearts could never compete with the beautiful woman who appeared out of nowhere.
So, after watching a free adult film, she decisively walked away, quietly erased her identity, and said goodbye to her past.
Three years of youth had gone to waste. Her friends thought it was a crying shame, but she didn’t care.
She understood another truth: what you can’t have will always haunt you, and you only learn to cherish something after you’ve lost it.
Sure enough, on the day she faked her death and disappeared, Lu Chengkuan’s eyes turned bloodshot, and he leaped into the river like a madman to look for her.
He kept shouting, “Yaoyao, I was wrong! Please come back!”
Su Yao sees life clearly and lives it freely.
When they meet again, she is a cherished guest of the capital’s great families, and the pampered darling of the aloof young master, as serene as a Buddha.
Faced with her scumbag ex’s emotional confession and desperate plea to get back together, she smiles faintly. “Sorry, I don’t go back to old flames.”
