Clouds as Ink, Colors as My Brush

[Powerful families + reunion after a long separation + healing + sweet romance + devoted couple + putting scumbags in their place]

[Gentle, captivating rising star in the design world × elegant, aristocratic business tycoon]

[Si Yan: radiant and uninhibited, gentle and resilient, steady and composed]

[Yun Mo: warm as jade, refined as an orchid, cool and indifferent]

Si Yan, the Xie family’s adopted daughter, transformed over seven years from a radiant young woman into a gentle, resilient rising star in the design world.

In Los Angeles, she found salvation in an elegant gentleman who seemed to have stepped out of an ancient painting. He became the tenderest imprint in her heart, but after an accident severed their contact, he also became her deepest regret.

When asked about her ideal type, she smiled gently, her eyes curving into crescents.

“I like a refined gentleman, warm as jade, elegant and distinguished, as graceful as an orchid…” Every word described him.

A plagiarism scandal in the design world brought her face-to-face with the eldest grandson of the Yun family, the man she had never been able to forget.

At the moment they reunited, he gazed at her, his eyes shining like brilliant stars returned to him after being lost.

Later, when he heard her praise him, he responded to every word: “A lovely maiden lives in the south, graceful and beautiful… She walks like a lotus rising above blue waters and stands like a new moon reflected on plum branches.” He understood her beauty.

The Xie family heir’s belated remorse and desperate pursuit seemed powerless before the Yun family heir’s steadfast, powerful devotion. This true “refined gentleman” proved with strength and sincerity that the one who comes later can still win!

In time, the people of Beijing’s elite circle came to understand what a match made in heaven looked like:

[A graceful beauty of traditional Chinese design and an elegant gentleman from the business world] Their reunion was fate’s most beautiful answer.

This time, she held tightly to the moonlight that belonged only to her.