Lila Rosewisp

On my thirtieth birthday, when I was proposing to my boyfriend.
His "white moonlight" called: "Come to the office immediately, I must see you within half an hour."
Looking at Song Ye, who was preparing to leave, I put down a harsh word:
"If you dare to walk out this door, I will make you regret it."
But he, however, righteously said:
"Don't make trouble unreasonably, isn't my hard work for us?"
Watching him hurriedly leave, my heart completely turned cold.
He would never have thought that merely leaving me alone at the proposal scene to handle work would cost him all face.
I gave up on him completely, turned around, and became a world-class designer, throwing myself into the arms of a young, fit lover.
He regretted it to the point of madness,
But the woman who loved him wholeheartedly no longer belonged to him anymore.


At the Proposal Scene, My Boyfriend Left Me to Find His White Moonlight

After coming back, I freshened up, changed into a silk nightgown, and lay on the bed waiting for Song Ye to return.


Time passed bit by bit, and I yawned several times, feeling very sleepy yet unable to fall asleep.


Just when browsing through my phone was starting to feel tedious, Song Ye returned.


Both of us spoke almost at the same time.


I asked, "Who else worked late tonight?"


Song Ye is quite self-disciplined, and I don't have the habit of checking up on him. He paused briefly and replied without any hesitation or deceit:


Since Gu Anya returned to the country, the relationship between them indeed seems to be this way.


Gu Anya is Song Ye's investor, shareholder, and an important manager in his company; they are partners in their careers.


They attend meetings together, participate in negotiations, dress up for banquets, working seamlessly.


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