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Why Are You Crying If You Asked for the Breakup?
Why Are You Crying If You Asked for the Breakup? Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, who had accumulated three months of disappointment, finally shouted "break up" to Chen Mo, who had worked overtime until midnight—she was tired of him always saying "wait a little longer". But when Chen Mo really dragged his suitcase to the door, she watched his back as if her strength had been drained, and tears fell on the medical report he left on the sofa—which read "gastric perforation requires immediate surgery". Next to it was a business plan, with every page pasted with clippings of the wedding dress she liked. It turned out that his "wait a little longer" was to give her a future where she didn't have to stand on tiptoe; and her "breakup" almost made them miss the most sincere feelings for each other.
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