He didn't eat much, but his meal took a long time. After finishing, he pulled out a napkin, wiped his lips, went upstairs, plugged in his phone to charge, and headed to the bathroom to shower.
His sequence of actions differed little from those of a typical day.
However, when he entered the bathroom and sat in the bath with water at just the right temperature surrounding his body from all sides, his tightly wound emotions suddenly collapsed.
He slowly lay down in the whirlpool bath, eyes closed, thinking, "Does loving someone truly require possession?"
Possessiveness is not the same as love.
Dominating someone isn't necessarily true love.
But loving someone does come with a sense of possessiveness.
Yet what do you do when the one you love does not love you back?
Sheng Shi never felt sorry for himself; he had been influential and powerful since childhood. When had he ever demeaned himself like this?
