[Marriage first, love later | Slow-burn romance | Age gap | Sweet flirtation and sizzling chemistry | Both each other’s first | Sweet everyday romance]
Her husband of three years cheats on her with the woman he’s always loved?
On the very day she divorces him, Bai Qingwu impulsively marries her ex-husband’s close friend, Zhou Jinmo, the crown prince of Beijing’s elite circle.
Rumor has it this highly influential tycoon has a beloved woman who was left in a vegetative state after a car accident. He married Bai Qingwu only to fulfill his duty to carry on the family line.
On their wedding night, Zhou Jinmo coldly draws a line between them. “Miss Bai, I can’t give you love.”
Bai Qingwu asks for nothing, sticks to her place, and never crosses the line. But who could have guessed that the usually composed young master would be the first to lose his cool?
Whether it’s her actor classmate, her ex-husband, or her childhood sweetheart, Zhou goes mad with jealousy whenever any of them get close to her!
Barely a month into their marriage, he’s already possessive beyond reason. His devotion knows no bounds, and his flirtation leaves her weak in the knees!
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One day, his beloved wakes up, and rumors about the two of them spread everywhere. Bai Qingwu decisively asks for a divorce, then leaves with her ex-husband to tour Northern Europe and clear her head.
Unexpectedly, Zhou Jinmo abandons the entire Zhou family and chases after her like a madman, all the way beneath the aurora.
The man drops to one knee, holds out a wedding ring beneath the dazzling sky, and begs with red-rimmed eyes, “Wu Wu, I love you. Please don’t leave me!”
Coming from the previous book, I like this kind of quiet and sweet story with delicate emotions. There are no vicious mistresses, car accidents, or amnesia. I guess not many people read it, and the author has no motivation to write more.
What a wonderful post-marriage relationship! The male and female protagonists are well designed, as are the male duo. I like this gentlemanly style of writing. Another treasure was discovered by the author Da Da. I really like this gentle and lyrical writing style that conveys the tranquility of time. As you read between the lines, it feels like you are listening to pure music flowing into your heart.