Everyone knew that the Song family patriarch had a heart of gold and had taken in many children at his manor. Two years ago, a little beggar they had taken in, Xiao Qi, disappeared. The Song family searched nearly all of A City for him. Rumor had it that the little beggar was the Achilles' heel of the Song family's eldest daughter, and finding him was the easiest way to get close to the Songs. But even with all the Song family's immense power, they still couldn't find him.
Two years later, the eldest daughter of the Song family came of age in a lavish ceremony. Someone returned from overseas and gave her an extravagant gift that stunned all of A City.
At their first meeting, Ji Chefeng said, "I wouldn't stoop to making a move on a minor." But she had only just come of age when he eagerly broke his own rule.
After that, the two kept running into each other, with an infuriating number of their encounters happening in the same places. The young master of the newly wealthy family seemed to have known her for a long time. Song Wanyin didn't believe in such coincidences and stubbornly refused to let the matter go.
"Ji Chefeng, if you aren't the little beggar I took in, then this is as far as things can go between us."
The man held back his anger, his eyes as black as a deep pool, his knuckles clenched white. He looked down at Song Wanyin, on the verge of tears, and laughed in furious disbelief. "Song Wanyin, when have I ever denied it?"
Only then did Song Wanyin realize that from the very beginning, he had been telling her that he was Xiao Qi.
