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Four years ago, Jingchuan called Su Wan a "greedy snob" and broke up with her, saying, "Don’t dirty our love." Four years later, he runs into her at a high-end club—she’s in a uniform, carrying a tray, and panics to hide in the stairwell when she sees him. Jingchuan blocks her with red eyes: "You left me for being poor back then, now you’re here selling smiles?" He forces her to drink, and Su Wan doesn’t defend herself, downing glasses with a smile until she curls up from stomach pain. Before passing out, she tugs his cuff: "I never wanted your money..." Outside the ER, Jingchuan finds her terminal gastric cancer diagnosis and an unsent love letter—turns out she gave up studying abroad to raise money for his mom’s surgery, selling blood secretly but being mistaken for "dating a rich guy"; turns out she’s a waiter to buy painkillers, just wanting to see him a little longer. By the time he screams for the doctor, Su Wan is gone, leaving only a note: "I don’t blame you, just regret not saying—I always loved you." For the rest of his life, Jingchuan carries her photo in his arms, never loving anyone else.
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