[Business Marriage Turns Into True Love + Ex-Wife Runs Away While Pregnant, Then Goes on a Rampage + Genius Cutie Helps Dad Claim His Child + The White Moonlight Is Actually the Mastermind]
Five years ago, when Chi Lai signed the divorce papers, Jiang Shaocheng sneered, "Don't expect me to come crawling back."
She vanished without a trace, content to be nothing more than a passing figure in his life.
Five years later, they meet again at an international airport. Beside her stands a refined, dignified business tycoon, and at her feet toddles a little boy whose features are uncannily like his.
Later, the business world of H City is rocked to its core.
The ex-wife he once cast aside like trash has used ruthless tactics to acquire the company he was determined to get, now facing him as an equal at the negotiating table.
And the son he ignored for years blinks his innocent, wide eyes and asks, "Mister, do you know my dad? Mom says he's digging for potatoes on Mars."
When he discovers that her return is about more than business warfare, that she's also investigating the truth behind her brother's "accidental" death, and that every clue points to the "pure and innocent" white moonlight by his side...
Jiang Shaocheng panics.
He swallows his pride and corners her in the parking garage, his voice hoarse. "Lai Lai, our child needs a father."
Chi Lai holds her documents, her smile distant. "Mr. Jiang, please make an appointment for negotiations. As for the child's father?" She glances at the man protecting her behind her. "Perhaps Mr. Zhao would be a better fit."
Until one day, he drops to one knee, holding up precious evidence found through a global search, his eyes red. "I'll give you my entire fortune and the rest of my life in exchange for a chance to get to know you again. Will you?"
This is a dangerously alluring tale of belated devotion, hidden secret identities, a little one's comeuppance, and a queen returning with a grudge to reclaim her throne from the ashes.
The author's writing is very interesting, and I look forward to the subsequent plot. The writing is good and the plot is engaging. Chase on.