The seemingly sweet but calculating, cool and proud little princess VS the aloof young heir of the capital’s most powerful family
[Super satisfying sweet romance + good girl with a hidden dark side + calculating + devoted couple + everyone’s favorite]
When eighteen-year-old Jiang Yu stepped off her flight home, she never imagined that she would run straight into Feng Yan’s arms on the second floor of the Jiang family villa.
The liquor in the man’s fingers sloshed, spilling onto the new white dress she’d just bought. It looked like spilled ink, or a brand seared into her skin.
“Sorry, ” She lowered her head and rubbed her forehead, her voice still carrying the awkwardness of someone newly returned from abroad.
“Watch where you’re going.” He had only glanced at her: the younger daughter of General Jiang, Jiang Wang’s fiercely protected little sister, the innocent and harmless little princess who had supposedly been raised abroad.
He gave a faint nod and turned to leave, without sparing her another glance.
No one thought anything of it.
One was the Jiang family’s little princess, newly an adult, with a sweet-girl facade concealing a rebellious streak. The other was the head of the Feng family, a powerful man with a mind deep enough to swallow half the business world. He was her father’s business partner and her older brother’s close friend; their relationship was like an invisible shackle.
But no one knew that when Jiang Yu looked at the liquor stain on her dress that night, there was no regret in her eyes, only amusement. And no one knew that after Feng Yan returned to his study, his fingers unconsciously brushed the spot where she had bumped into him, and a faint laugh rolled through his throat.
As the “uncle-aged” young heir began appearing in her life more and more often, the thoughts she had kept hidden beneath her good-girl disguise gradually came to light
He was her nominal “elder,” the person her brother trusted most.
She was his friend’s little sister, the precious girl her father’s business partner held in the palm of his hand.