Five years ago, Qin Jiaqi changed her name and fled for her life. By a stroke of fate, she took the young son of the country’s richest man with her. Five years later, the tycoon himself caught her red-handed.
The young heir pleaded on her behalf, and she narrowly escaped with her life. Qin Jiaqi decided to do exactly as the tycoon said and avoid him from then on.
But somehow, she wound up on his turf again. This time, he locked her up tight. “Back to picking things up that don’t belong to you?”
Qin Jiaqi wished she could tear her heart out and show it to him. “I didn’t touch anything.”
“But you’ve stolen my heart. What am I supposed to do about that?”
Was she… being blackmailed by the richest man in the country?
Sweet and alluring, clear-eyed heroine vs. cool, ascetic big boss
The beginning of the book was relatively novel. I watched it all night long without realizing it, and finally finished it the next day. The part about the heroine and her son at the beginning of the plot was well written and interesting to read; the villain gradually appeared in the back (as always); what kept people reading was the reversal and progression of the plot. The author is very good at writing suspense. I couldn't help but be attracted by the storyline and stayed up all night. The last few chapters were a bit abrupt in the connection. Overall, this book is interesting.
The writing is still very good. I would like to ask if the child is the male protagonist's biological child.
The parts between the heroine and her son were so well written that I shed tears.
It's very interesting. The relationship between the heroine and her son is very delicate, and the plot is unexpected. It's not a cliche. It's very interesting.
I feel that the scene between the mother and son is so beautiful, it almost resembles a Korean drama.
A very nice book, I like it very much.
Not bad, worth a look
It looks good, I like it 😄 😳
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