It Was You All Along, The Only One I Want

[Healing romance * sweet pampering * mutual devotion * reunion after a long separation * both are each other's first and only] [Smart, kind-hearted doctor heroine VS wise, dependable businessman hero] The day after they registered their marriage, she glumly ordered him out: “Go to work!” “I'll stay with you. Why would I go to work today? Not even a deal worth hundreds of millions could tempt me.” “We just got married. If you don't want to be a rich wife, I do.” “Then tell me, rich wife, shouldn't you satisfy your husband first so he can satisfy you?” A lucky charm for her husband? After we married, I became a billionaire's wife. Their story begins with a reunion. After years apart, they find what they lost again. How many decades do we get in life? How many five-year stretches? They wouldn't have parted if they hadn't run out of options. Having lost each other, they know how to cherish what they have. When he was eight and at his lowest, the poor boy met a young heiress. From then on, a moonlight in his heart. In her first year of high school, Jin Muxin fell in love at first sight with the top student, Li Yuan, and boldly pursued him for three years. In Li Yuan's final year of high school, his mother was suddenly diagnosed with breast cancer, and his father was jailed for gambling and fighting. Jin Muxin helped him through the difficult time without revealing her identity. Who Li Yuan liked? How could she possibly not know? Even though Li Yuan had begun to like her, he rejected Jin Muxin again and again, claiming there was already someone in his heart. Just as Jin Muxin decided to give up and try a new relationship, the top student turned around and proved her wrong in spectacular fashion. Meeting you used up all my luck. I'll accept every hardship that comes my way. I thought I'd forgotten my moonlight and had only Jin Muxin in my heart. It turns out my moonlight was you all along. Li Yuan, is Jin Muxin the only one you want? [Sweet school romance in the early chapters, followed by a sweet modern-city romance.]