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Su Wan stayed up three years with Lu Wenzhou through his startup nights, only to hand him a breakup letter on the day his career peaked—she hid her gastric cancer diagnosis and said, “I’m tired.” Lu Wenzhou thought it was a tantrum, until there was no more warm ginger tea in the fridge, no more neatly folded shirts in the closet, and even the wind from the balcony carried her favorite magnolia scent, but it was bone-chilling. On a rainy night, he found her diary; the last page read, “Wenzhou’s new suit goes with a light blue tie—if I’m gone, remind him to wear a coat.” He finally understood her “tiredness” was the pain she’d fought to hide. When he rushed to the hospital with the cashmere scarf she left, the nurse said, “Ms. Su passed away yesterday. She said not to tell Mr. Lu.” The wind mixed with rain hit his face, and he finally cried out: The worst pain isn’t losing you—it’s that I once took your deep love for granted.
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