Baojun, on the other hand, has a quieter personality.

In his friends' eyes, he was a very quiet man.

He could probably be described as honest.

She truly developed feelings for Baojun when they spent their first Valentine's Day together, when Baojun gave her a bouquet of flowers.

Ironically, after so many relationships, that was the first bouquet of flowers she had ever received.

I still remember it: seven roses and four lilies.

At the same time, he also gave her a Huawei P20 Pro worth 5,000 yuan.

At that time, she was using an OPPO R9s, and it seems she complained about the lack of memory, which he remembered.

Su Huarong felt that, compared to the cell phone, perhaps the bouquet of flowers was what truly moved her.

After all, she is indeed not short of money to some extent.

If she hadn't left behind the things Han Ning gave her, she might have truly never had to worry about food or drink for the rest of her life.

Fortunately, the money she had painstakingly saved over the years didn't require her to work too hard.

In some ways, Baojun is a really reliable boy.

This wasn't his first love—he had dated someone online, but was dumped.

In real life, she was my first love.

After spending a month in Shandong, she returned to Jiangxi with him.

Here, Su Huarong felt she had to give a reminder to all girls who were in love.

Even if you love a boy very much, don't go home with him.

Do this, at least until you've reached the point of marriage.

Su Huarong later thought that the reason why Baojun and his family were taking advantage of her step by step was probably because she disregarded everything and followed Baojun back to his hometown to live.

At that time, perhaps everyone in his village was thinking – this girl really has no sense of propriety, moving into someone else's home without being married.

call.

It's truly a memory I'd rather forget.