I’m the CEO’s White Moonlight, Reborn and on the Run

Before I was reborn, I was his perfect substitute: gentle and obedient, the moonlight he could summon whenever he pleased.

Until the day I miscarried, when I heard his secretary quietly report from the operating room, “Miss Lin is stable now. You can rest easy, Mr. Lu.”

Until I discovered that he married me only because my profile resembled that of his late first love.

Reborn on the night he proposed to me beneath a sky full of fireworks.

This time, I tore up the marriage contract in front of everyone, swapped my pregnancy test results for a resignation letter, took the company’s core secrets, and fled overseas.

He thought I had run away heartbroken. Little did he know, I was carrying his twins and had planted the first bomb, one powerful enough to destroy his business empire.

Five years later, at an international technology summit.

He looked up from the VIP section and saw that beneath the spotlights,

the once meek secretary had become an industry powerhouse he could only look up to.

Behind her stood a boy and a girl, twins whose faces were the spitting image of his. In childish voices, they were discussing, “Brother, is that the uncle who abandoned Mommy and us back then?”

With red eyes, he stopped me in the parking lot. “Qingwan, the children are mine...”

I lowered the window, my gaze as calm as if I were looking at a stranger.

“Mr. Lu, please move. You’re blocking the way for my assistant, who’s also the children’s godfather.”

Later, everyone in the city knew that the president of the Lu Group had gone mad.

He knelt in the rain, begging me to take him back, and offered half his fortune in exchange for hearing one “Daddy” from the children.

I simply held the little ones’ hands and asked softly,

“Sweethearts, should we forgive the man who almost got us killed?”

My genius hacker son blinked. “Mommy, I just set off a little ‘fireworks display’ in his company’s System.”