Nights Of Splendor In Beijing

Résumé du livre

The day Song Ni reunited with Gu Jingze, she almost thought she had mistaken him for someone else.

The once proud and heartless young master had now fallen into ruin, lost his memory, and lay in a hospital with no one to care for him.

She only dropped by to check on him out of convenience, but unexpectedly, Gu Jingze clung to her from then on—obedient, docile, and easy to train like a puppy.

“Are you going out to work, sister? Will you still love me when you come back?”

“I don’t dare think about you, sister—when I do, my mind turns into a blur of mosaics.”

So this is what sweetness tastes like. Without hesitation, Song Ni gave her whole heart to return his burning affection.

Until one day, Gu Jingze regained his memory. The first thing he did was kick her away.

He said: “Sorry, I can’t return your feelings.”

He also said: “Stop clinging to me, it’s annoying.”

Unwilling, Song Ni begged for reconciliation again and again, only to be met with even colder indifference.

At last, despair settled in her heart. She put away all her feelings and walked away from him.

Until that night.

A heavy rain poured over the capital. Standing at her doorway, Song Ni looked at the man kneeling outside in the storm—

and gave him back his own words:

“Stop clinging to me, it’s annoying.”