Reunited and Married, Our Kiss Said It All

[Cocky Crown Prince vs. Sweet, Demure Young Lady]

After marriage: [Reunion after years apart + sweet married life + first love + reconciliation + both leads have only ever loved each other]

In high school: [Female growth + healing + male lead secretly in love + broken promise + misunderstanding]

A long-planned reunion takes an unexpected turn.

After their passionate night together, one sentence throws Shen Yanxi into turmoil: “There's an unwritten tradition among the men of the Qin family: they can only have one woman in their entire lives. You have to take responsibility for me.”

She wants to stay by his side, even if he hates her or wants revenge.

“Fine. How do you want me to take responsibility?”

“Shen Yanxi, you said it yourself. You can't go back on your word this time. Let's go get our marriage license now.”

Married life is nothing like Shen Yanxi expected. Whenever he gets the chance, Qin Yu turns on the charm and lures her into a kiss. When they make love, he whispers sweet nothings meant only for her.

“Loving you is the thing I've stuck with longest in my life.”

“Making love with you is utterly wonderful!”

“My love for you is beyond words.”

“Yu, I've always had you in my heart, and now, at last, you have me in yours.”

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Meanwhile, Wei Chen, who has been looking for her for three years, hears that Shen Yanxi and Qin Yu have gotten their marriage license. He grabs her and pins her against the wall. “You two are getting married, but what about me!?”

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Shen Yanxi has never forgotten what that cocky boy said during their first-year introductions: “What a coincidence! Qin Yu, there's a saying: ‘Peach and plum trees say nothing, yet a path forms beneath them.’ The next two lines are, ‘Though these words may seem small, they can convey a great truth.’” It made her blush furiously.

Qin Yu loves making puns with her name. When explaining a problem, he'd say, “That's a sound point,” and when he didn't want to hear something, he'd say, “That's all I have to say...”

So even after all these years apart, whenever she hears the word “say,” she thinks of him.