Cherished to the Bone: The Capital's Most Eligible Heir's Beloved

[Wealthy families + intense push and pull + secret love + fiercely possessive + tragic love and bitter grudges + second chances]

A pure-hearted, devoted, surprisingly sweet heir to a powerful Beijing family × a radiant, bold heiress and jewelry designer

No one understood the destructive power of a first love better than Jiang Yanjing. Even the proud Xu Lanchen couldn’t stop thinking about Xie Qinian, despite his cheating, breaking off their engagement, and framing her, which landed her in prison.

In the end, Jiang Yanjing let the rose he had patiently nursed back to health go.

In the rain, Xie Qinian clung to Xu Lanchen and begged her forgiveness. Suddenly, Xu Lanchen thought of how Jiang Yanjing must have cried when he came to pick her up from prison in the rain.

Her love for Jiang Yanjing finally overcame the effects of her trauma. “No, Jiang Yanjing will be sad. He’ll be sad. He’s waiting for me at home…”

But Jiang Yanjing was getting married. His fiancée, Shen Qiao, had been by his side for years, devoted and sincere, and their families were a perfect match. She was in no way inferior to Xu Lanchen.

But Jiang Yanjing’s mother had died because of her.

But she hadn’t kept the child she had with Jiang Yanjing.

It seemed she shouldn’t be with Jiang Yanjing.

Xu Lanchen saw a therapist every year, went abroad every year, and came back every year.

Jiang Yanjing read the diagnosis report over and over. He had never been so heartbroken in his life. Again and again, he kissed away Xu Lanchen’s tears. “Chenchen, don’t cry. Please don’t cry. I didn’t get married. I still love you.”

I’ve always loved you. Truly. From when we were young until now, I’ve loved you so much.

One day, Xu Lanchen rested her head on Jiang Yanjing’s lap. “Actually, the person who rescued me back then wasn’t Xie Qinian. It was you, wasn’t it?”

When Xu Lanchen proposed, she smiled brightly. “Jiang Yanjing, marry me.”