[Sweet romance + a secretly lovesick CEO + a scheming, adorable baby + a clear-headed heroine]
Su Yinhuai is a widower with a mischievous son who has inherited his knack for playing innocent.
It all starts when his son falls for the new teaching assistant and insists on sticking close to her.
Su Yinhuai has followed the rules since birth: get married, have a child. Being widowed wasn’t part of the plan, of course. He has never denied himself anything. He always has a rotation of lovers, and when he tires of them, he pays them off. In this life, he has never forced anyone to do anything, except in business.
When Chen Tanyun meets Su Yinhuai, she is at her most carefree, beautiful, and wealthy. She has seen all his lovers, and her friends have explicitly warned her to stay away. She dislikes him herself, too.
He keeps approaching her, luring her step by step, but the woman refuses to take the bait. She looks soft and delicate, yet inside she always seems to watch from the other side of the river, leaving him all worked up.
At last, she agrees to be his lover, though officially she’s his girlfriend.
And that’s when his suffering begins!
What kind of girlfriend doesn’t post on social media to stake her claim? (Even his son does.)
What kind of girlfriend never takes her boyfriend out? (She’s taken his son out before.)
What kind of girlfriend never checks up on him? (Even his son’s smartwatch has location tracking.)
So it turns out this girlfriend of his was only found for his son’s sake.
Wait, what kind of girlfriend goes on blind dates?
Oh, he can’t let that go. He’ll find out who dared to go.
What? She took his son along on the blind date, and even got a buy-one-get-one deal.