Dream Reading

My boyfriend offended an investor, and to make amends, I, who am allergic to alcohol, was forced to drink glass after glass of white liquor.
But when I was in unbearable pain, I heard his assistant say: "Brother Huai, I was the one who offended the investor, I should be the one apologizing. It's not right to let Sister bear the drinking and take the fall for me."
Xu Huai's response made me feel like I had fallen into an icy abyss: "You're so innocent, you shouldn't be tainted by the commercial world. Let her handle apologies like these."
At that moment, I realized. In Xu Huai's heart, I had always been a tool to take the blame for his assistant.
And now, I had been deceived nine times to take the fall for her.
The first time I took the blame for Lin Mo was on her first day at work when she messed up an important company project. Xu Huai took the responsibility upon himself, and I, enduring discomfort during my period, ran all over to maintain client relations. After the project ended, I fell ill.
The second time I took the blame for Lin Mo, she lost a confidential document. Again, Xu Huai took the responsibility, and I, with a 40°C fever, didn't sleep for a day and a night to recover the data loss, but I was exhausted to the point of spitting blood.
The third time I took the blame for Lin Mo, she drove under the influence, causing a traffic accident. Xu Huai called me to the scene, and I compensated and apologized for him, even kneeling to admit my mistake.
...
That day, I sobered up in the cold wind and decided to leave him forever.
But after I left, Xu Huai knelt in the airport hall, crying and begging me to come back.

My Boyfriend Tricked Me into Taking the Fall for Lin Mo 18 Times

At the blind date table, Lu Xiao was courteous in his manners and eloquent in speech, even thoughtfully closing the window for fear that I might catch a cold.


I was a bit flattered, burying my head in the food, inevitably getting stuffed.


I went to the restroom, and when I came out, I unexpectedly saw someone.


At first, I didn't recognize Xu Huai because his current disheveled appearance was such a stark contrast to the past.


His eyes were bloodshot, his hair looked like it hadn't been tended to for days, and his chin was covered with a bluish stubble.


In all the time I've known him, I've never seen him like this.


Xu Huai's mouth opened and closed, momentarily not knowing where to start, and after a long pause, he spoke, "I miss you."


"We're already over." I looked at him calmly.
