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You Wore a Wedding Dress to Chase a Star—Why Cry When I Break Up?
You Wore a Wedding Dress to Chase a Star—Why Cry When I Break Up? Plot:
After five years of dating, Lin Xiaoman digs out a white dress from her closet for her top idol’s “wedding dress promise”—she thinks it’s the “star-chasing suit” she saved up for. But as she adjusts her veil, her boyfriend Chen Mo stands at the door with a proposal ring, his voice trembling: “This is the wedding dress I saved three years for our proposal—you’re using it to chase him?” Lin Xiaoman freezes—she’s wearing Chen Mo’s secret proposal gift, not her star-chasing one. When breaking up, Chen Mo shoves the ring into her hand with red eyes: “If he doesn’t choose you, I’ll wait.” But then she sees the idol’s Weibo post: “Met a girl in a wedding dress today—her dress is exactly like my mom’s old one.” All misunderstandings start from the “I care” neither dared to say.
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