A Late-Blooming Salvation for a Bullied Girl

Name: A Late-Blooming Salvation for a Bullied Girl
Author: Zhou Guomei

被霸凌女孩的晚来救赎

by Zhou Guomei (周果妹)

Status: Completed
Length: 221k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Billionaire CEO
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Li Luo thought that after returning home from studying abroad, she could use her knowledge to find a job that would support her and become self-sufficient.

She never expected Shan Yunsu to intercept her the moment she stepped off the plane.

Apart from giving Yan Ling a heads-up, she hadn't told anyone else she was coming back.

Thinking of Yan Ling and Shan Yunsu's relationship, Li Luo pressed her tongue against her back teeth. Her expression remained as calm as ever as she looked at Shan Yunsu's easy smile. “Long time no see.”

Five years was enough time for a little girl to grow into a young woman.

Li Luo was now 23, and Shan Yunsu was 26.

Shan Yunsu smiled too, looking utterly unruffled. “This time, don't think you can run away again, Li Luo.”

A chill suddenly crept up Li Luo's back.

[My first original novel on Tomato: I hope to see it through to the end!]

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