After her fiancé cheated on her, Ming Can returned from abroad and shoved the words “A green tea with a dog, together forever” in the face of her childhood sweetheart, the scumbag, before ending things cleanly.
To break off the engagement, she went to her fiancé’s uncle for help. She tried both persuasion and pressure, but all she got was:
“Miss Ming, I’m no Bodhisattva.”
He’s no Bodhisattva! He’s no Bodhisattva!!
With nowhere else to turn, Ming Can steeled herself and decided to go all in. She would make Lou Yancheng hers!
She never expected that all her careful plotting and determined flirting would end with her falling right into his arms, step by step.
They say older men know how to treat a woman better. Ming Can thinks the older a man gets, the more he’s like a donkey: all he wants from her is sex, sex, sex, sex, sex, sex, sex!
The day she got what she wanted, Ming Can decided to make a run for it. She faked her death by jumping into the sea to throw everyone off, then planned to leave this place and live her own carefree life far away.
But as soon as she reached her hideout, she saw Lou Yancheng closing in on her.
“Where do you think you’re running off to, Miss Ming?”
“Who else is going to coax you out of your tears every day if you leave me?”
Ming Can stubbornly retorted:
“Lou Yancheng, I have a new boyfriend. Get that through your head!”
The once proud and noble man didn’t care in the least. His voice turned dark and pleading:
“Then, sweet girl, can you toy with me and only me? I’m begging you.”
She is the moon, and the moon is meant to be cherished.
