A younger man falls hard
Character setup: The heroine is beautiful, proud, and clear-eyed about life. The hero is rebellious, aloof, and clueless about romance.
At Yunding Villa, Su Hui looks at the man in the mirror. His short black hair falls in loose strands over his forehead, his brows are sharply defined, and he holds a cigarette to his lips, taking a drag with lazy, icy poise before exhaling a cloud of smoke. Li Mu asks her, “Do you know this man?”
Su Hui gently pats her cheeks with cold water. “No.”
At the Chen Group’s headquarters, the short-haired man sits in the center of the office, dignified and elegant, radiating authority without raising his voice. Their gazes meet openly across the room. Mr. Huang quietly asks, “President Qin, do you know this person?”
Qin Chen taps his fingers on the desk, nonchalant. “No.”
The Rose Courtyard, in full bloom.
A girl in a red dress sits on a black leather sofa. Her bright eyes and white, makeup-free face make her look all the more lovely. Qin Chen gazes at her intently. Cool, velvety petals brush her cheek and slide down the side of her neck. His alluring voice rises and falls in the darkness, carrying a long-suppressed desire ready to break free. “The flowers are yours, and so am I.”
Weren’t they supposed to be strangers? The early chapters include some flashbacks and a misunderstanding.
First couplet: Forget me the way you fell for me.
Second couplet: If you’re doing well, let’s stay out of each other’s lives.
Horizontal scroll: Absolutely impossible.
There are many beautiful girls in the world, but there is only one he wants to make his own.