Bai Luo saw herself as a bad person. Bad people shouldn't ruin the life of a bright, carefree boy like the wind!
Bai Luo gave Qin Yeming a chance to leave. He refused and fought his way back to her. Well, then Bai Luo would never let him go again.
“Qin Yeming, where are my cigarettes? Where's my booze?”
“Oh, I guess they grew legs and jumped into the trash.”
Bai Luo wanted to curse him out, but when she saw Qin Yeming's face, she just couldn't. Oh, well. He's the man I chose, so I might as well spoil him!
Bai Luo also goes by Mu Xinke. She's the young lady of the Mu family in the capital, but she refuses to acknowledge it. What can be done? The Mu, Yan, Bai, and Luo families all had the same thing to say: “Spoil her rotten. Make sure she comes back to us.”
(I didn't have this book properly planned from the start, and the story went a little off the rails as I wrote, so I rushed to finish it. But I couldn't let go of the girl I'd been imagining for so long, so I started a new book with a fresh coat of paint but the same core. If you'd like to read it, please visit my main page. The characters, plotlines, and other details have changed, though the broad premise is mostly the same.)
But why is there no follow-up about the male protagonist's participation? There is also the relationship between the female protagonist and her family, and the beautiful life of the male and female protagonist.
The heroine may have misunderstood her father! I hope that my father will forgive me and my lover who loves me very much. It's very beautiful.