Su Wenyu and Huo Cheng had been in love for three years. Su thought his partner was perfect in every way, except for his somewhat aloof temperament. After Huo Cheng lost his memory in a car accident, he began affectionately calling Su "Ah Wen," making him breakfast, preparing romantic gestures, and showering him with tender care—none of the previous indifference remained. Su thought this was an unexpected blessing—until Huo Cheng’s old friend returned from abroad and paid a visit. The man, whose face bore a striking resemblance to Su’s, smiled and said, *"Hello, I’m Pei Jinwen. You can call me Ah Wen."* *Ah Wen. Ah Wen.* So, Huo Cheng wasn’t cold by nature—he could be gentle and attentive. So, this was how he treated someone he truly loved—only, that someone wasn’t Su. Finally enlightened, Su Wenyu withdrew his love bit by bit. If he was just a substitute, then he might as well act like one—if love was gone, money would do instead. One day, Huo Cheng smiled and told him, *"Ah Wen, the doctor says my memory will return soon."* Su Wenyu smiled back. *"That’s great."* That same night, he vanished with the money, never to return. Later, gossip began spreading in their circle: *Huo Da-shao’s amnesia had healed.* *But he’d gone mad.*