Ye Zhou watched those pink lips open and close, and without saying a word, he bit them.
Their fingertips were intertwined, their hair was scattered on the headboard, and the red ropes on their wrists stood out vividly.
As if by fate, the characters for "harmony" and "boat" appear together.
After a night of intense pleasure.
The sheets were crumpled into a ball and scattered on the floor along with the clothes.
Ye Zhou buried his head in the sweet scent of the girl in his arms.
The girl, her wet hair disheveled, counted the lines on Ye Zhou's palm.
"When did you discover that I had regained my memories?" An Youhe asked softly.
Ye Zhou smiled, took An Youhe's finger and looked at it; the ring on her ring finger was shining brightly.
“Someone ran away from home and secretly wore their wedding ring.”
An Youhe pouted angrily, "So you found out a long time ago! But, honey, you're even better than I thought. I thought you'd like to try something different."
Ye Zhou laughed, "Why do you have so many tricks up your sleeve? But your coy way of resisting is indeed quite alluring. When did you regain your memories? When you saw your daughter? Sigh, my status in your heart has declined."
An Youhe frowned. "That's not how it is." She struggled to get up, lifted a corner of the mattress, and took out a yellowed notebook.
It was like handing in homework; she presented it to Ye Zhou with both hands respectfully.
Ye Zhou took the notebook. It looked like a girl's secret love diary, with each page filled with the girl's thoughts and many blurry images of him cut out from who-knows-where.
There was also a girl who had silently loved him for many years.
****The Finale******
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A final note: I'm truly sorry for dragging this out until now. Actually, ending this book around 400,000 words would have been perfect. Because of my obsession with 500,000 words, the later plot became somewhat unsatisfactory. Writing this far, albeit with some stumbles, still yielded a lot of experience. I will strive to make changes in the future. Thank you to everyone who's read this far, from summer to winter [my fault (=ＴェＴ=) I'm getting scolded].
"Accompanying is the longest confession of love." This is the longest book I've ever written. Gradually, I wrote about the emotions, as if those people were alive and well, living happily in another world, surrounding you, making you cry and laugh along with them.
Thank you all for your support. I admit I lack experience with this book and have seen many criticisms and suggestions, but it is my most satisfying work to date (I've written 1.4 million words online but I'm still a noob???).
Next, I plan to create male protagonists with different personalities and explore different genres. When I see you again, we'll see if I can fill the next book! [＼＼\\?( 'ω' )? //／／]
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