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Since Then, We've Gone Our Separate Ways
Since Then, We've Gone Our Separate Ways Plot:
High school sweethearts Lin Xiaoman and Gu Chuan broke up over a silly misunderstanding. Ten years later, she’s a magazine editor raising her seriously ill daughter alone, while he’s a returnee investment president here to acquire her company. When they reunite, Gu Chuan hides the unsent love letter and truth from the past, while Lin Xiaoman struggles between profit and dignity to afford her daughter’s surgery. As old love clashes with reality, can they untie the knot from years ago, or will they miss each other again in the flow of time?
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