1v1, not a feel-good power fantasy, and no golden finger! If you don’t like it, please leave without commenting. The author is sensitive and will block you and delete your comments. It’s just a story; there’s no need to seek attention here. Thanks for understanding!
Substitute trope, master and servant, heartbreaking angst, wealthy family.
Falling in love with someone is a long process. Leaving someone is also a long and difficult process.
For Dan Shu, leaving Song Rongjin was like having his skin peeled off and his bones scraped clean!
But he had no other choice.
All along, Dan Shu’s attitude had given Song Rongjin the illusion that went something like this:
“Mr. Song, you go wherever you want. I, Dan Shu, will always follow you.”
Only Dan Shu knew whether he really meant it.
At thirty-two, Song Rongjin was head of the Song family and owner of the Song Group. Rich, with plenty of free time, and devastatingly handsome, he had every right to be a scoundrel.
One day, the spoiled troublemaker finally drove away his quiet, obedient butler.
The very next day, he was tearing his hair out with regret and rushing to win him back.
Who would have thought that the once obedient, proper butler would throw his own classic line back at him, the one Song had used when he was at his most insufferable: “I’m tired of this, Mr. Song.”
The butler was a man so rigid and stubborn that he would never turn back until he hit a wall.
And so, Song Rongjin had to face the consequences of his own actions and embark on a long journey to win his wife back.
