My first kiss went to my biological nephew, and so did my first touch, wait, he might not be my nephew?
Full Synopsis:
On her first day as an intern, Shen Chen spills coffee on the CEO.
They tumble into a heap, their lips meet, and her hand lands somewhere it shouldn’t.
She thinks she’s about to be fired, but the CEO coolly says, “I’m kidding.”
Only later does she learn that the man is called Qin Xiyang.
By family rank, she should call him “nephew.”
She is the Qin family’s illegitimate daughter, hidden from view; he is its exalted eldest legitimate grandson.
They are aunt and nephew, separated by a generation and an unbridgeable gulf.
She runs away. He returns to America.
When they meet again, she is lying in a hospital bed, waiting for a bone marrow match.
Every one of her “relatives” is ruled out. The only compatible donor is Yang Wanli, the Qin family’s sworn enemy.
“Because she’s my daughter,” he says.
A plot to switch babies twenty years ago is exposed: she isn’t an illegitimate daughter, and he isn’t her nephew.
But the woman she called “older sister” is the Qin family’s true blood heir.
So what should she call him now?
