[Both leads are each other's first + intensely sweet, mutual flirtation + cold restraint gives way + winning her back and fiercely protecting her] [A cold, abstinent CEO vs. a gentle, sweet bunny of a doctor]
After one wild night, she gets involved with the devil of the business world: domineering, possessive, and fiercely protective.
Su Tian mistakes a trillionaire CEO for a drunk man, and their deal goes awry.
Everyone says Ting Yu is like a piece of ancient, icy jade, but they don't know that when the little bunny stood on tiptoe and offered him an awkward kiss, she had already made the monk break his vows.
He grips the back of Su Tian's neck and sneers, “If you dare to provoke me, you'll spend the rest of your life making it up to me.”
She doesn't know that her awkward kiss that night had already left President Ting, who'd been abstinent for years, craving more...
Later, everyone in the business world knows that the usually frosty President Ting
turned Southeast Asia upside down just to protect his little bunny.
This is very similar to nightfall
Indeed, it is quite similar to Into the Night, but I have read dozens of previous chapters. There is still a difference. The heroine is quite independent in dealing with her family. Continue…