Only You from Now On

He, twenty-two years old, grew up in an orphanage. That night in the presidential suite, he was drugged and barely conscious. A woman saved him. He didn't see her face clearly, only remembered the name on her badge. The next day, he was going to turn himself in, but was stopped by a couple at the police station. The paternity test results showed he was the only son of the Liu Group, who had been missing for eighteen years. Overnight, he had everything: family, money, status. He found her, gave her a check, and asked her to forget that night. She took it, quit her job, returned to her hometown Qingdao, and opened a flower shop called "Chenshi Huafang." He thought it was for her own good. Three months later, he realized he was wrong. He canceled all meetings and flew to Qingdao, saw her smiling at a man in the shop. He watched from across the street for a long time, his fists clenched until his knuckles turned white. He started buying a bouquet of white roses every day, sitting in the café opposite her shop from opening to closing. He wrote a hundred cards. On the hundredth day, a storm. He stood at the flower shop door, drenched, clutching the last card. On the back was a single line: "I was abandoned once when I was four. Don't leave me again."