[Theatrical rich heir × reborn heroine, emotionally half-dead]
Sui Liuli graduated from university and married into a wealthy family. The fairy tale of the prince and Cinderella had its perfect ending.
Then the family melodrama began.
Even dressed in finery, Cinderella was still Cinderella in everyone’s eyes. Her best years were spent trapped at home, working tirelessly and dulling herself just to preserve the family’s shiny public image.
Behind the perfect family portrait, everything had long since rotted away.
Her daughter was killed.
She went mad and raised her hand against the man she had loved for eight years…
When she opened her eyes again, she was back at the engagement party with her scumbag fiancé, six years earlier!
Reborn, she fought against fate and broke free of the life laid out for her.
A rich man’s wife? Whoever wants the job can have it! Sui Liuli went straight off the rails, cursing everyone and turning the engagement party upside down.
They backed her into a corner, so she went and became a nanny.
A university graduate working as a nanny? So what?
A rich man’s wife? Apart from the fancy title, she’d done every bit of a nanny’s work anyway.
The difference was:
Nannies could take time off when they were tired. She couldn’t.
Nannies could quit when they were fed up. She couldn’t.
Nannies in a big city earned good money and got good benefits. And that was exactly what she did: nannying.
With her knack for soothing children, Sui Liuli even charmed her employer into wanting another baby. The employer treated her like her own granddaughter.
With her delicate features, steady emotions, and easygoing nature, she handled other people’s doubts and provocations with ease. With her likable personality and good luck, she soon had nannying down to a science.
Her scumbag ex realized she really wasn’t coming back and began pursuing her with hellish intensity, blocking her door with a contract worth a fortune.
Her theatrical junior classmate turned into a seductive fox of a man, using every trick in the book to compete for her affection.
Sui Liuli: “Don’t go throwing money around. You’ll get it on the floor I just cleaned.”
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The author's writing is both tear-inducing and funny. Come on!