Did My Ex-Wife’s Younger Sister Have a Change of Heart Today?

Many years ago, Chu Yu raised a cute puppy that looked like a cat. She liked this puppy very much. She raised this dog for two years. Later. The puppy abandoned her. Eight years later. That dog, which had abandoned her, returned with that familiar leather collar clamped in its mouth. Before her, it took off its neatly ironed white shirt, as obedient as it was in the beginning. It said: “Master, I was wrong.” Mini-Theater Ci Wenjun (looking at her pitifully): “Chu Yu, I’m cold.” Chu Yu (reaching out callously): “Put on a blanket.” Ci Wenjun (looking at her pitifully): “Chu Yu, I’m hungry.” Chu Yu (putting on an apron callously): “What do you want to eat?” Ci Wenjun (looking at her pitifully): “Chu Yu, I’m not sleepy yet.” Chu Yu (with a firm attitude): “No, you are sleepy.” Chu Yu had a room that had never been opened, secured with a combination lock and a security door. No one knew what was inside. Whenever it was brought up, she would just smile and never answer. A longtime friend teasingly asked her: “Why be so mysterious? It couldn’t possibly be anything shameful, could it?” Seemingly unconcerned, she swirled the red wine in her goblet while silently answering in her heart: “It isn’t.” “It’s just the eight years of mad rambling from a madwoman.” Until an accident occurred when a drunken Ci Wenjun recklessly broke in. Later, someone asked her: “What is inside?” Hearing this, the woman fell silent for a long while. What was inside, indeed? It was nothing more than a fool’s eight years of silent, deep devotion. The one who falls in love first locks themselves away first. (Second-chance romance, a story where the wife-chasing isn’t quite a blazing crematorium.) One-Sentence Summary: No, dear, she hasn’t yet. Theme: Be loyal, be kind, and remain steadfast from beginning to end. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Did My Ex-Wife’s Younger Sister Have a Change of Heart Today? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠