The Stars Don’t Turn

Jiang Ying, a rookie lawyer, unexpectedly runs into her old school crush Meng Jingshu at a dinner party. Back then, Meng Jingshu had been lukewarm toward her and even ended up dating the girl Jiang Ying disliked the most during college. Now, years later, fueled by frustration and a tinge of revenge — and right in front of her cheating ex — Jiang Ying leans in and kisses Meng Jingshu. What she didn’t expect… was that he’d get attached afterward. As misunderstandings from the past slowly unravel, a completely different version of the truth begins to surface. “You know, I don’t regret that we didn’t get together earlier. You weren’t good enough back then — so you didn’t deserve me.” “And now?” “Now? You’ve already got me.” ? Senior Year — Jiang Ying’s long-time crush starts dating her nemesis. Her “white moonlight” instantly turns into leftover rice. ? Years later — a heated kiss in front of her ex, a drunken one-night stand with her former crush, and boom — she’s slept with her white moonlight and cuckolded her old rival. Feels good. ? “Meng Jingshu,” Jiang Ying said, her voice quiet but firm. “If I don’t say anything, do you really lack all self-awareness?” From across the restaurant table, she tilted her chin. “Put the cigarette down.” Very few people dared speak to him like that. Meng Jingshu l**ked his teeth, but obeyed. ? “If I don’t get this man, the stars won’t turn, the constellations won’t move — the entire world’s off balance!” ? Love is day after day, nothing held back — skin against skin, heart to heart.