LuoYeYouLing

Book 1: Be My Strength (completed)

Book 2: The President Man 

[No rape, no misunderstanding] 

This is a story about loss, grief, betrayal, and moving on. 

When you suddenly lose the one you loved the most, how would you deal with it? 

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"The pain will always be there right?" she asked with a sad expression. 

"Yeah, always. It will never ever be fully gone, but it will be less painful over time. Trust me."

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For childhood friends Han Ye and Xiao Xiao Lei, both of them experienced the painful experience of having their loved ones taken from them in the most unexpected manner. 

And due to the betrayal of a trusted family member, Xiao Xiao Lei had to go hide in the underbelly of the world... with the promise that she would one day return to take back everything that was hers.   

A long, long time later, they were finally reunited again. This time, she was a mother who had to continue hiding in order to protect her son, while he was a powerful man who answered only to one man.

This time, would they be able to walk out of their own pain and embrace each other? 

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Note: While The President's Man would focus mostly on Han Ye and Xiao Xiao Lei, we would also be covering the stories of other couples from Be My Strength as well. 

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The President's Man

Han Ye took the note that he found in his blazer pocket and went to Restaurant West Wind. When he got there, he did not know what to look for. Since it was a Saturday, there were a lot of people walking in and out of the restaurant.

The noise in the restaurant was at such a high decibel that Han Ye was starting to get a headache. He spent so much time with DX - who hated loud noises - that he developed some of DX's habits. One of them was to eat in quieter restaurants.

After ordering a cup of coffee and a bowl of noodles, he sat there and ate his noodles while waiting. About 15 minutes later, he was done eating, but he still did not find anyone that was out of the ordinary. Not wanting to waste any more time, he then stood up and went to the cashier to ask, "Excuse me, but is there an old woman, about mid-fifties, a full head of white hair, and..."

My hand is dirty