[A flirtatious male lead who draws her in / a second male lead who realizes too late that he loves her; a heroine who grows; both are each other’s first and only; they save each other.]
[Sweet, timid heiress × aloof, calculating CEO who knows how to lure people in]
When Xie Mengwan returned to China for summer vacation at seventeen, Song Wan’an nearly assaulted her at a banquet hosted by his family. He Tongzhou saved her.
From that day on, He Tongzhou became her ray of light. She kept her love for him buried in her heart for five years, too afraid to speak of it.
She hid that love away, carefully and quietly, until one day He Tongzhou’s first love, the woman he had always cherished, appeared before her.
The moon in her heart dimmed.
*
In Xie Mengwan’s eyes, Lu Yundan was He Tongzhou’s friend: an aloof CEO who loved to snap at people.
That was until one day, when her best friend ordered a male escort for her after she got drunk and heartbroken.
She woke up to find that the payment she’d meant to transfer as 50,000 had somehow become 500,000.
At that moment, the sky fell.
She found the man, pointed at the transaction record, and, with her neck stiff and her face flushed, asked with the determination of someone facing death, “Mr. Lu, the person from the night before last… was that you?”
The man remained perfectly calm and replied coldly, “Want your money back?”
She shook her head like a rattle drum. “No.”
He glanced at her. “Want me to take responsibility for you?”
She shook her head so hard she nearly gave herself a concussion. “No.”
He raised an eyebrow. “You want to take responsibility for me?”
She: “…”
*
Little scene
Mengwan: Mr. Lu is like a bikini. He’s way out of my league.
Lu Yundan: Then what’s Tongzhou?
The moon in the sky.
One day,
Mengwan said calmly, “I don’t like the moon anymore.”
Lu Yundan: “Then what do you like?”
A bikini.
I once missed it, but now I understand that the best salvation is to be with you, let us face the future together and start again. The male and female protagonists are running for redemption in both directions. The male and female protagonists are well designed. The experience of the male protagonist is heartbreaking. Fortunately, the female protagonist is with him.
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