I Draw You Into the Breeze, Then Lose Myself in Your Beauty

“Big Sister Yan, can I marry you when I grow up?”

“Hm?”

“Mom says that when you like someone, you should marry her. I like you, Big Sister Yan, so... I want to marry you when I grow up!” The little girl in front of her puffed out her cheeks and tilted her head back, waiting for an answer.

Jiang Wanyan crouched down, looking fondly at the little girl. She patted her head. “All right. When you grow up, I'll marry you...”

The little girl instantly looked as happy as if she'd been given the whole world. She took Jiang Wanyan by the hand and ran ahead.

“Slow down!”

As they ran, the little girl disappeared. They had been holding hands one second, and the next, she was gone. Jiang Wanyan searched everywhere, but couldn't find her. The towering trees pressed down on her until she could barely breathe. Everywhere she looked, there were bushes, but not a person in sight.

Jiang Wanyan panicked. The world spun, and she couldn't see anything. All she could hear was the little girl crying and calling, “Big Sister Yan... Big Sister Yan!” Her voice echoed all around, growing farther and farther away.

“Ranran!” Jiang Wanyan woke with a start. Her hands grasped at empty air. It was a dream.

As usual, Jiang Wanyan wiped away the tears at the corners of her eyes. Then a cat, accustomed to the routine, jumped onto her bed and curled up beside her.

The vast room was decorated entirely in shades of black and gray. Sunlight filtered through the curtains, keeping it from feeling quite so cold and empty.

Who could have imagined that the future president of the Jiangsheng Group, so imposing on the outside, had such a side that no one knew about?