Green Tea A Always Loves To Call Me Sister

After a serious accident, Fu Ting’s memories regress to age 18. From her older sister, she learns she has a secret toxic-tongued girlfriend, Lu Qian someone who treats her badly, refuses to go public, spreads rumors saying Fu Ting “threw herself at her,” and even has an engagement contract with another heiress?!
Fu Ting listens and wants to slap her own past love brained self. She actually abandoned her heiress identity and wealth just to live a mediocre life with that woman?

When Lu Qian comes to “visit” her in the hospital with her nose practically pointed at the ceiling, Fu Ting tears her apart on the spot kicks her out, blocks and deletes everything in one go. Her self-sacrificing love had always been a joke, even hiding her identity was something she herself couldn’t believe she once did. If Lu Qian doesn’t want money, fine but Fu Ting will never not choose money.

After kicking the ex, she immediately dives into a new life, meeting many warm colleagues and… one particular “junior” a girl named Jun Gu.

Since the filming location is too far from home, Fu Ting decisively buys a model home near the set, and by coincidence meets her neighbor, little sister Jun Gu. They should have been completely unrelated strangers, yet thanks to repeated “coincidental encounters,” they begin texting and hanging out. Every time Fu Ting leaves the house, she happens to meet Jun Gu, every dessert Jun Gu brings is exactly her taste; the gentle distance and perfect boundaries slowly make Fu Ting trust her and even consider her a friend. Whenever Fu Ting sees something suitable for Jun Gu, she thinks of her immediately.

Just as she thinks she’s severed all ties with her ex, Lu Qian shows up.
Lu Qian earnestly claims she thought Fu Ting just like her was scared of being implicated and thus hid the relationship. She says she was forced into the engagement contract with the other heiress and that she still likes Fu Ting.

Fu Ting: “Sorry, I am speechless. The trash can is to your left. Thank you, goodbye.”

Unfortunately, Lu Qian shamelessly forces her way into Fu Ting’s company and keeps trying to exist in her line of sight. Fu Ting realizes persuasion is pointless so she simply outruns her. She fights ruthlessly in her career, leaving Lu Qian no chance to get close.

Gradually, she starts forgetting her ex, while becoming closer with the “junior.”
A perfect opportunity arises for a “bestfriends variety show,” and she immediately invites Jun Gu. During the show, ambiguous feelings bloom until she discovers Jun Gu’s fake identity, instantly dousing her with cold water.

What does it feel like to fall for your ex all over again?

A gentleman takes revenge ten years is not too long.

Since the other side wants to play, then Fu Ting will play her to death.

Fu Ting pretends to know nothing and deliberately flirts with Jun Gu despite knowing the truth. Watching Jun Gu helplessly pretend ignorance, occasionally acting like a pitiful green tea, is simply delicious.

Fu Ting: “I only green tea my own green-tea.”

Eventually, the truth comes out.

In the mirror, a bite mark is reflected on Fu Ting’s slender neck the mark Jun Gu left after cornering her in front of the vanity, crying red eyed before biting her.
Lu Qian sucks at the mark unwillingly, pitifully whispering: “Can I kiss you…?”

“Mm.”

With permission granted, her hands instinctively grip Fu Ting’s waist, as though wanting to trap her forever. Warm breath brushes Fu Ting’s lips she tries to dodge, only to have Lu Qian grab her by the neck and force her to meet her kiss.

One-sentence summary: The most painful thing isn’t being forgotten it’s realizing they never loved you.
Message: Self-love.