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Why Are You Crying When I'm Marrying Someone Else?
Why Are You Crying When I'm Marrying Someone Else? Plot:
On Lin Chuan's wedding day, his childhood sweetheart Su Xiao is caught sobbing in the corridor, eyes red. He rips off his groom's tie and demands: "Why are you crying when I'm marrying someone else?" Su Xiao clutches the glass marble he gave her years ago, trembling: "I thought you forgot our promise..." Three years ago, on the night Lin Chuan planned to confess, Su Xiao saw him with another girl and assumed she was多余 (unwanted). Lin Chuan, however, agreed to the blind date just to force her to face her feelings. As the wedding music plays on, they finally confront the regret they've hidden for three years—turns out, the one they love most was never far away.
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