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Song Xiangwan and Ming Jin had a fierce argument.
“You, President Ming, are tyrannical and overbearing. The first time we met, you forcefully took me, making me your canary. Did you ask for my opinion? Did you respect my freedom?”
She was always reckless and unreserved when losing her temper in front of Ming Jin. After all, no matter how much she fought or argued, President Ming would always be the one to back down.
But this time, it seems she miscalculated.
After the argument, Ming Jin completely disappeared from her world.
During their five years together, Ming Jin gave her countless resources for TV dramas and films, turning her into a top-tier serious actress in the inner entertainment circle. While they were together, she felt Ming Jin was her constraint, her unspeakable stain.
Now, she is free, but—
No one quietly watches her with a slight curve of the lips when she throws a tantrum. No one cuts through the crowd to drag her home when she stays up late clubbing. No one gently coaxes her to eat just one more bite when she’s sick and cranky.
Ming Jin has been missing for three whole years. Song Xiangwan felt those days were like a dream.
Until, she accidentally runs into Ming Jin again.
Ming Jin, dressed in a black shirt, has features as delicate and aloof as a painting. Her pale, clear eyes sweep over the room, carrying the same sense of imposing nobility as before.
Song Xiangwan is still surrounded by a crowd, the center of attention wherever she goes. Everything is as it was, except… the wheelchair she is sitting in…
Song Xiangwan’s pupils involuntarily contract slightly. What exactly happened these past few years?
She is eager to find out and blocks the path of the wheelchair.
The pale, clear eyes lift and look at her indifferently, as if she were a stranger: “Miss Song, please move aside.”
As they pass each other, Ming Jin’s fingertips resting on the armrest of the wheelchair tighten slightly, yet her expression remains composed and calm.
The freedom she wanted, she has given her. She will never cling to her again.
She knows that in her current state, she is no longer worthy of that radiant woman.
