What does divorce mean when your husband is a financial emperor with the Midas touch on Wall Street?
Neserin's choice is: to leave home, as long as she is free.
But what she didn't know was that someone had already stopped for her at a dusty construction site seven years ago. When Nesselin signed the divorce papers, he finally had the opportunity to get close to her broken but still shining soul.
When ambition becomes a prison, two men love the same woman in completely different ways.
Sebastian Calderon, the financial emperor of Wall Street, taught Nesselin what upper-class love is—delicate, cold, and quantifiable. He gave her diamonds and an empty mansion, but withdrew his companionship and warmth. When marriage turned into a gorgeous prison, Nesselin chose to leave the house, just seeking freedom.
Lucas Quinn, Sebastian's most effective lieutenant, has silently guarded Nesselin for seven years. From the dusty construction site to the failure of a rich marriage, he witnessed all her glory and heartbreak. When his best friend's wife was homeless on a snowy night, what he handed over was not sympathy, but drawings to help her regain her architectural dream.
(A very vulgar story, full of routines. I love the heroine Little Sun, so I give her the best. I just like to read brainless, bloody, and light-hearted stories, so I wrote it. Life is already very tiring, so just relax while reading.)
