Women at Forty: Just Right for the Stars and the Sea.

Summary

The narrative explores the emotional turmoil of Ye Su and Chen Yu as they seek solace in alcohol while grappling with heartbreak and betrayal. Ye Su reflects on the emptiness of love and the fickleness of promises, feeling discarded despite being deemed a "good woman." Chen Yu, dealing with his own pain, shares his distress over Qiao Li's situation, revealing the complexities of their relationships. Tensions rise as Chen Yu confronts Gu Cheng, leading to impulsive actions that strain his bond with Qiao Li. Ultimately, the chapter culminates in a poignant moment of vulnerability, highlighting the characters' struggles and the weight of their shared sorrow.

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