The Evening Breeze Draws You Into My Arms

[Childhood sweethearts + both leads’ first and only love + sweet campus romance + mutual crushes] [Quirky little bunny vs. cunning, mischievous big bad wolf]

From Beicheng to Jiangcheng, everyone knows that by the side of the young master of the Jian family is the apple of his eye, the girl he holds in the palm of his hand.

Jian Chen is unruly, cunning, and haughty toward everyone. Only with Cheng Yuan does he lower his voice and coax her again and again, afraid she might shed a tear or let her eyes grow red.

When Jian Chen was three, he told Cheng Yuan, “You’re so cute. I’m going to marry you when we grow up.”

When Jian Chen was eight, he told Cheng Yuan, who was missing her front teeth and lisping, “I’ll never make fun of you. You’re the prettiest.”

When Jian Chen was fifteen, he told Cheng Yuan, whose mother had passed away, “I’ll always be here for you.”

At twenty, Jian Chen said, “Baby, marry me.”

At twenty-two, he said, “We’ll be happy forever.”

From then on, loving Cheng Yuan became the most important thing in Jian Chen’s life. At sixteen or seventeen, when he talked with his father about the one and only person he loved, he knew only that he wanted to spend his whole life with Yuanyuan, for a long, long time.

From their first meeting to marriage, Jian Chen’s heart belonged only to Cheng Yuan. Step by step, he drew the little bunny into his arms, doting on her and loving her.