Quick Travel: Crazy Literature

Chapter 346 Toad No. 3 (2)

Faced with the shameless man's tactics, Li Xianyun felt extremely ashamed and angry. She could no longer bear it and chose to go to the principal's office with a pile of love letters to complain. She said:

"I am troubled by Mr. Shen's behavior. This has exceeded the moral standards of a teacher. I hope Principal Hu can come forward to stop this behavior, which I think is harassment!"

But Li Xianyun didn't know the new principal Hu Yanhua. He had specially invited Shen Yixin, and the two had a close relationship. Between the two of them, he naturally helped Shen Congwen and gently acted as a peacemaker, trying to bring the talented man and the beautiful woman together, and persuaded her, saying:

"Why should you resist? Shen Yixin is a rare man. He is talented and virtuous. He loves you stubbornly!"

Li Xianyun didn't want to be persuaded, and immediately replied bluntly: "I stubbornly don't love him!"

This attempt to seek help ended in failure. Shen Yixin received support from Hu Yanhua and became more and more outrageous.

Over the next three years or so, he continued to bombard her with love letters and even had his share of seizures from time to time.

If Li Xianyun rejected or avoided him, he would run to Li Xianyun's friends and roommates and cry loudly, expressing his deep affection, which made people around him very annoyed. However, because they were concerned about his identity as a teacher, or because they really admired his attainments in vernacular literature, they would turn their anger out on the innocent Li Xianyun.

Later, when Li Xianyun was about to graduate, Shen Yixin's attitude became more and more tough. He was afraid that Li Xianyun would leave, so he went to the Li family and used his identity to successfully get the Li family to accept him and help him to arrange this marriage.

At that time, Li Xianyun was only in her early twenties. After being invaded by Shen Yixin both at school and at home, she felt exhausted.

Perhaps due to public opinion, or perhaps due to the pressure from all sides, in the fourth year, Li Xianyun silently compromised.

So be it.

Li Xianyun thought that she couldn't escape, so she began to comfort herself, thinking that maybe Shen Yixin really liked her, and living like this in the future might not be so bad.

But she was obviously still naive. Just like what she thought at the beginning, Shen Yixin was definitely not a good teacher, nor a good man.

Because less than two years after their marriage, Shen Yixin cheated on her.

Shen Yixin once wrote this love words for Li Xianyun: I have walked across bridges in many places, seen clouds many times, and drunk many kinds of wine, but I have only loved one person at the best age.

But in this love words, "I" is the subject, and "someone at the best age" can be anyone.

After Li Xianyun married Shen Yixin, their meager salaries were not enough to support their romantic life, and Li Xianyun became pregnant soon after. She was rational and knew clearly that life and feelings were two different things, and she would worry about trivial matters and finances at home.

But it is different for Shen Yixin. He has the romantic sentiment unique to a poet. Even after getting married, he still hopes that there will be enough passion and unspeakable romance in his life. He has more aspirations for marriage.

Shen Yixin felt that Li Xianyun had changed. She was no longer the moon hanging high in his heart. He felt that the other party was full of the smell of money, like mud on the ground, and he could no longer be infatuated with her.

Li Xianyun was also dissatisfied with Shen Yixin. Their married life was already tight, but Shen Yixin always pretended to be rich and gave his Weibo salary to his friends for drinking. Shen Yixin also liked to listen to foreign songs and operas, and always pretended to be elegant. The closer they were to each other, the more she felt that Shen Yixin was hypocritical.

The two people's thoughts were not on the same track, which naturally led to differences.