You Said You Didn't Love Me, So Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Marrying Your Uncle?

[Age gap + the second male lead’s groveling redemption arc / The male lead fights, schemes, flirts, and coaxes to win her over]

Sheng Tang had a fiancé she’d loved for many years.

On his birthday, Sheng Tang brought him a cake she’d made herself to celebrate, only to witness him kissing another woman. Her heart shattered completely.

After that, Sheng Tang stopped clinging to her fiancé, but one rainy night, drunk, he called her.

“Tangtang, I regret it. I do like you. Can we still be together?”

Before Sheng Tang could answer, a man’s voice came from the other end of the phone. “Zhiyan, you’re drunk. She’s your aunt by marriage.”

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Qin Si is the head of one of Beijing’s most powerful, wealthy families. Composed and self-controlled, he is ruthless and decisive, and many people in his circle admire him.

He was nearly thirty and still unmarried, and rumors had it that he wasn’t interested in women.

Then news broke that Qin Si and Sheng Tang were getting married, setting the media abuzz with one report after another.

At the same time, photos of Sheng Tang wearing the Pink Kingdom ring spread across the internet.

The pink diamond ring, a symbol of beautiful love, topped the list of jewelry women around the world most wanted. There was only one in existence.

Only then did people realize how deeply Qin Si loved Sheng Tang.

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Qin Si owns an estate filled with flowering crabapple trees. Hidden there is the secret of his unspoken love.

He once personally arranged for the girl he loved to be engaged to someone else, then personally snatched her back.

From then on, the crabapple blossoms bloomed, and the lovers slept side by side.

His secret love had finally come true.