CEO romance + childhood sweethearts + lighthearted love story
The day Lin Weixi got her heart broken, she ran into Lu Xici in the pouring rain. He was the childhood friend she had secretly loved for years, always impeccably dressed in a suit. A cold CEO feared throughout the business world, he still brought her hot cocoa when she stayed up late and gave her strawberry candies when she was upset. For ten years, he had looked after her under the excuse that he was “just passing by.”
One drunken lapse in control pushed them beyond the “big brother and little sister” boundary. He said, “I’ll take responsibility.” She stubbornly said, “Then let’s get married.” What seemed like an impulsive decision was actually the plan he had kept hidden for ten years.
Beneath the awkwardness of married life, love surged. He would be scolding a subordinate in the conference room, then soften the moment he saw her, announcing in front of the entire company, “Lin Weixi, my wife.” He embroidered her doodles inside his suit lining and wore them to important meetings. He stood up for her, helped her fulfill her dream of becoming an illustrator, and whispered in her ear, “Since I was thirteen, I’ve saved my candy just for you.”
When she discovered that he always carried the childhood doodles she had drawn in his suit’s inner pocket, and that he had locked all her drawings in his safe, she finally understood that this iceberg had melted for her years ago.
As it turned out, moonlight was hidden in his suit, and she was the one and only light.
