The thirty-three-year-old pastry chef has an extremely beautiful face. When the ends of his eyes are slightly raised, they look like stars. However, due to his sensitive and low-self-esteem temperament, he has become a "transparent person" in the crowd. Straight men think he is too delicate, but girls regard him as a sister. He has never experienced the feeling of heartbeat in the past thirty-three years. Only the exquisite snacks born on his fingertips can give him enough warmth. His mother's phone call urging her to get married was like a time bomb. He clutched his rolling pin and smiled bitterly - it wasn't that he didn't want love, it was just that he really couldn't find her.
He is Lu Chengyu, a forty-year-old CEO of a listed company, with broad shoulders and narrow waist, and an imposing aura. He is always surrounded by good looks, but he always feels that there is a corner missing in his heart. The shopping mall is decisive in killing people and leaves nothing to be desired in the love scene, making Mr. Lu so anxious that he pulls out his hair every day. He thought his life would be like this until he bumped into the pastry chef who was splashed with mud and water in a narrow alley and stared at him angrily.
Those starry eyes filled with water vapor struck into his heart like a thunderbolt.
One is the gentle craftsman hiding behind the white mist of the steamer, and the other is the aloof CEO standing at the top of the pyramid. They were originally two parallel lines, but caused ripples due to a misunderstanding. He chased his sweetness, and he guarded against his heat, but through repeated trials, he discovered the softness under the hard shell and glimpsed the starlight in the sensitive heart.
It turns out that the most healing thing in the world is not the exquisite snacks, but the entire Milky Way reflected in your eyes when you approach it clumsily.
"Jing Zhang," Lu Chengyu pinched his flour-stained fingertips and said in a low voice, "Stop making snacks and be my stars."
Jing Zhang blushed and ran away, but he didn't realize that he had already regarded this person as the only light in his life.
