After Faking My Death While Pregnant, My Abstinent Uncle Gu Kneels in the Rain and Begs Me

Everyone in Beijing's elite circles knows that Gu Linyuan, head of the Gu family, is ruthless and coldly abstinent. He always wears a string of Buddhist prayer beads around his wrist, like a lofty flower no one can reach. No one knows that those beads have wrapped around Lu Xiguang's snow-white ankles countless times, trembling along with the girl's whimpers. Lu Xiguang thought she was Gu Linyuan's caged canary. When their three-year arrangement ended, she left a divorce agreement, fled with a baby bump, and faked her death. The usually composed Gu Linyuan went mad. When they met again, the man who ruled the business world with ruthless decisiveness knelt in the rain, eyes red, clutching her skirt and pleading with utter humility: “Sweetheart, please don't leave Uncle Gu... I'll give you my life.” (This book is all about sweet everyday moments, with sugar from beginning to end. The male lead is hopelessly in love, so you won't regret picking it up!)