Beneath the Deep Blue, My Heart Races Out of Control

Name: Beneath the Deep Blue, My Heart Races Out of Control
Author: Drizzle at Dawn

深蓝之下，心跳失控

by Drizzle at Dawn (昕昕微雨)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 145k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Workplace & Marriage
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

To change her timid nature, Yan Shuyao goes alone to Phuket to learn scuba diving. But at a depth of 18 meters, she runs out of oxygen and is on the verge of suffocating. The next second, a familiar pair of arms pulls her to safety. Cheng Yuan, once the heartthrob of their university seven years ago and now the CEO of a gaming company, anxiously gives her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. "Yan Shuyao, wake up!" When his game needs a professional editor to publish its tie-in books, and she's forced to share a hotel suite with him on a stormy night, the misunderstandings and long-buried feelings between them finally come to the surface...

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