Who could have guessed? Shen Junhuai, the aloof top student who rejected Song Yunrong's bold confession in high school and stayed in her memory for ten years, would end up face-to-face with her at a matchmaking meeting a decade later. Even more absurdly, to appease their parents, the two somehow got engaged and registered their marriage, embarking on a dramatic life of "learning to love each other after marriage."
After the wedding, Shen Junhuai proved to be the ultimate walking contradiction. By day, he was a meticulous architect who could frown at a blueprint all day. By night, he would secretly get jealous when Song Yunrong gave their son an extra piece of meat, complaining that he had fallen out of favor. Back when he rejected her, he had been decisive and unflinching. Now, he would hold Song Yunrong after she had just given birth, eyes red as he promised, "I'll take care of all the housework from now on."
Song Yunrong never expected that she would not only have to quiz high school students on their lessons, but also become a "dream mentor" to three little rascals. Their eldest, Nian'an, was obsessed with aerospace and constantly pestered Shen Junhuai with questions like, "Can a rocket take me to the moon?" Their second daughter, Nianrong, turned into a little artist, painting the walls of their home with "abstract masterpieces" and defending her work with confidence. Their youngest, Chenchen, was even more impressive: clutching his building blocks, he would announce, "I'm going to build a house even better than Dad's!"
This couple, who fell in love after marrying, somehow turned ordinary days into a full-blown family growth documentary, while also unlocking Shen Junhuai's double buff: doting husband and doting dad.
If you're curious too, about how an aloof architect becomes a househusband, or what kind of trouble three little dreamers get up to, open this book and see how this family uses love to turn everyday life into osmanthus candy, sweetening it for a whole year and...
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