His Breathtaking and Shimmering Light

Suddenly, Lu Yanchen’s motions froze up as he buried his head gently in her neck area, breathing out heavily.

Her face was flushing pink and her lips full and alluring. Coupled with the heaving of her chest up and down… it was truly tempting.

However, there wasn’t a single bit of happiness in her eyes.

She looked at him, cold as ice, as her lips were even smirking in a mocking manner.

It was as though she was saying…

Bed me if you want to then. Isn’t my body what you want? The previous time around you had asked for a breakup right after. This time around, hurry up with it and get divorced then.

Lu Yanchen’s heart sank into an infinite depth immediately.

Suddenly, his body turned cold as well. Looking at her with a frosty stare, he took a couple of steps back.

Shi Guang arranged her hair properly. Without even looking once at him, she turned around and left.

The very moment she walked away, Lu Yanchen’s eyes instinctively chased after her back view. His hands did the same, reaching out before finding themselves hanging in mid-air.

Bam!

The door slammed shut violently.

He closed his eyes.

Actually, this was for the best as well.

He scoffed out at himself bitterly, feeling his chest choking up once more.

Must he live such a wretched life?

Wasn’t she just a woman? What sort of woman couldn’t he get?

Someone prettier than her?

Someone better than her?

He could get as many of them as he wanted. Heck, without much effort even!

But, that was not what he had ever wanted…

…

Leaving Lu Yanchen’s place, Shi Guang did not call for a taxi. Instead, she walked slowly by the roadside, feeling more miserable and infuriated in her heart. Every single thought of Lu Yanchen had her heart wringing out with spasms of piercing, sharp pains.

However, she could not control her mind at all.

Walking slowly allowed her to regain some sense of composure and logic as well.

All her frustrations and hatred from earlier were gone, leaving her with nothing but a hollow sense of emptiness.

She just felt tired.

Outside the entrance of a mall, a boy was chasing after a girl, apologizing profusely. However, the girl was still somewhat unhappy as she complained at the boy, “You made me wait for so long.”

The guy hugged her, whispering to her sweetly as an apology, “Baby, I’m sorry! It’s all my fault! The boss asked for me to stay overtime when I was knocking off. Don’t get angry anymore, alright? I’ll listen to anything you say tonight, darling!”

Familiar words, a scene that she had once seen before… Shi Guang felt a sense of feeling that she could not describe surging through her chest instantly, choking her such that she could barely breathe while her eyes stung with a sniffing sensation.

<I love him to the most fervent of craziness,

Even if my dreams are crushed, I will never forget them,

For him, I once believed that tomorrow was the future,

No matter how bad the scenes were, I refused to wake up,

I love him as I tumbled into the depths of despair,

My heart was crushed deeply, but I will never forget…>

A melancholic tune of a song rang out from the mall. Hearing it had Shi Guang feeling an asphyxiating pain.

Under the dusk of the evening sun, she looked at the crossroad junction before her as her eyes misted up. Everything before her started going blurry as time dilated itself.

It was as though she was returning to that winter once more…

In her memories, the winter that year was particularly cold, and a heavy snow had poured down continuously for three days and nights. She stood at the corner of a street waiting for him, shivering uncontrollably from the cold as every single breath seemed as though it could turn into ice.

It was only until she found herself nearly freezing over that he had finally appeared.

He undid his coat immediately and pulled her over, bundling her in his embrace. “Sorry, I had you waiting for so long.”

Being wrapped around by him that way was truly warm, as every single breath was filled with his scent. At that moment, she felt as though that was the warmest winter that she had ever been in since she was born.