[Tough and independent terminally ill Ling Youyou VS strong and cold boss Zhuo Yiqun]
[Warm and sunny elite designer Peng Chuyao]
[Modern Romance➕Emotional Novels➕Urban➕Forced Love➕Domineering CEO➕Sadistic Love➕Dog Blood➕Guardian Redemption]
There was only one clumsy sentence written on that piece of paper:
"Thank you for the umbrella that day. And... You are very special."
No signature. But he knew that she would be able to guess it was him.
Looking at Ling Youyou's delicate handwriting:
"You're welcome. You're special too, you're just too cool! :-D"
At the end, I also drew a simple smiley face.
At that moment, Zhuo Yiqun felt as if his world was instantly lit up by this smiling face.
The young man who was in a panic after receiving the note still failed to muster the courage. He carefully treasured the note with the smiley face.
He watched her graduate. He heard that she was admitted to a good university, that she started a business during college, and that she married Yang Fan... He was like a silent bystander.
His subsequent strong intervention, step-by-step "calculation", and desperate protection were not so much love as a complex explosion of possession, compensation, and the surging emotions deep in his heart that were long overdue. He wanted to make up for the lost time, wanted to pull her out of the quagmire, and wanted to keep her firmly under his wings.
Reader comments
It's super, super, super good-looking. I didn't expect much from the title, but I experienced it because of the content. It was very visual when I read it. The heroine's experiences felt like she was going through them herself. The characters were portrayed very delicately, and I was completely immersed in reading the book. The author will update as soon as possible. . .
It's well written. This is the first novel I read on Tomato Novels. Since I read a novel about a flower shop, I am from a flower shop. The author is very knowledgeable and has done all the flower shop business. However, the heroine is a bit miserable. The scumbag ex-husband is harassed by his parents, plus the blood-sucking parents, the autistic daughter, and all the difficulties encountered at work. If there is no male protagonist and female protagonist, it may be even worse hahahahahahaha.
The adult worries about gain and loss, extreme tension, delicate emotions, good rhythm and length, and the psychological activities conceived are just right.
The visuals are very strong, and the inner psychological activities are also vividly depicted. The plot design has ups and downs, and it is well written.
Not bad. . . The male protagonist acted step by step and protected the female protagonist very well. The final ending was something I didn't expect. The author didn't follow the routine, but it was still very touching. . .
It's super, super, super good-looking. I didn't expect much from the title, but I experienced it because of the content. It was very visual when I read it. The heroine's experiences felt like she was going through them herself. The characters were portrayed very delicately, and I was completely immersed in reading the book. The author will update as soon as possible. . .
It's well written. This is the first novel I read on Tomato Novels. Since I read a novel about a flower shop, I am from a flower shop. The author is very knowledgeable and has done all the flower shop business. However, the heroine is a bit miserable. The scumbag ex-husband is harassed by his parents, plus the blood-sucking parents, the autistic daughter, and all the difficulties encountered at work. If there is no male protagonist and female protagonist, it may be even worse hahahahahahaha.
The adult worries about gain and loss, extreme tension, delicate emotions, good rhythm and length, and the psychological activities conceived are just right.
The visuals are very strong, and the inner psychological activities are also vividly depicted. The plot design has ups and downs, and it is well written.
Not bad. . . The male protagonist acted step by step and protected the female protagonist very well. The final ending was something I didn't expect. The author didn't follow the routine, but it was still very touching. . .