Su Wan felt that Gu Shiyan was the most unexpected "bug" in her life. As a well-known pastry chef, she worked with butter and frosting every day, and her life was like a freshly baked soufflé, soft and healing, until Gu Shiyan, the group president who was rumored to be as cold as ice, suddenly broke into her dessert shop and disrupted her rhythm by saying, "From now on, I will only order my afternoon tea from you."
He is a decisive "lone wolf" in the business world, but he will clumsily remember that she doesn't eat coriander, quietly support her when she is being challenged, and silently stay outside the store until the early morning when she stays up late to develop new products. Su Wan gradually discovered that this iceberg seemed to melt only for her - it would be nervous and incoherent when her hands were burned, and it would buy the entire city's inventory when she casually said she liked a certain limited edition cake.
"Mr. Gu, this is not in line with your aloof persona." Su Wan licked the cream on the corner of her lips, with a cunning light in her eyes.
Gu Shiyan held her frosted fingers and said in a low and hot voice: "My personality is only defined by you."
From the heartbeat of a piece of tiramisu to the three meals and four seasons, it turns out that the sweetest thing is not the dessert, but the limited tenderness he hides under the iceberg and only gives her.
