Ending: HE. Qin Zheng is stunningly beautiful, with countless suitors. In school, her locker couldn't hold all the love letters. Among them, one was the most special, containing only one sentence: [It rained today.] She recognized it as Yun An's handwriting—the woman she loved for seven years, with whom she had a passionate relationship, who later abandoned her and disappeared without a trace. Qin Zheng angrily tore up the letter, then pieced it back together bit by bit. She thought, even if she had to tear it, she would wait until Yun An appeared and tear it in front of her. She waited and waited, but never got Yun An; instead, she got ninety-eight more letters from Yun An. It turned out that letter wasn't a love letter—it was a suicide note. [Post-marriage short scene] Qin Zheng loves strawberries. She thinks it's because she didn't get to eat many as a child, so she's always craving them, and now she can never get enough. Yun An knows this and plants half the yard with strawberries. Every time Qin Zheng finishes work, she loves to pick and eat them in the yard. One day, Yun An comes home from work and sees Qin Zheng lying on the sofa, staring at the yard outside. She walks over: "Didn't pick any strawberries today?" Qin Zheng says, "I finished them all." Yun An turns to look at the yard—the reddening strawberries are indeed all eaten. She looks at the unhappy Qin Zheng, takes her hand, and leads her back to the room. Qin Zheng is confused: "What are you doing?" Yun An holds her: "Planting strawberries." The next day. Qin Zheng crawls out of the room to get a drink of water and catches sight of the red marks on her body. She bites her lip. How come Yun An loves eating strawberries even more than she does! Reading notes: 1. Sister story: see column [I Heard I Have an Ex-Girlfriend] 2. All made up nonsense. 3. The story was written by a cat. 4. Come and go as you please, no need to inform.