I Snatched Up an Omega Who Can't Speak Chinese

Top Alpha businessman from Huaguo, Gong × golden-haired, sweet and charming top Omega from Li Guo, Shou Love at first sight + cross-country pursuit + language-barrier comedy + all sweetness, no angst Lu Di led the Lu Group team to Li Guo to negotiate an international port cooperation project. Days of intense work had left the team exhausted, so his friend and special assistant, Shen Chi, dragged him to Li Guo’s most exclusive private bar, Starlight, to unwind. Lu Di sat in a corner in a black suit, his cold aura shutting out the noise as his indifferent gaze swept over the dance floor. Around the corner of the bar, he spotted Li Nuo surrounded by childhood friends: golden hair tied into a little bun, the collar of his white shirt hanging loose, diamond-studded earrings sparkling, and a mango smoothie in hand as he smiled, eyes curving into crescents. The light fell across his face, sweet enough to dazzle. A trace of Lu Di’s dragon’s-breath pheromones slipped out of his control, and his heart stopped. Shen Chi leaned over to tease him, explaining that Li Nuo was the beloved only son of Li Guo’s richest man, a top Omega with enough suitors to circle the bar three times. Then came the kicker: the young master was a “language idiot.” He only spoke Li, his English was halting, and he couldn’t understand Huaguo at all. Once, when a Huaguo tycoon struck up a conversation in Huaguo, Li Nuo thought he was being insulted and spent ten minutes scolding him in Li, hands on his hips, until the man’s face turned green. For once, Lu Di took the initiative and walked over, leaving Shen Chi dumbfounded. He tried to make conversation in Li, but his grammar was a mess. Li Nuo blinked up at him in bewilderment, and they had to rely on gestures and eye contact to communicate. When Li Nuo poked one of his suit buttons with a finger, Lu Di’s heart melted into a puddle. He committed Li Nuo’s name to memory, then returned to his hotel that night and immediately downloaded ten Li-language learning apps, bought a complete set of Li textbooks, and stayed up all night drilling basic pronunciation, repeating “A Nuo” over and over.