One-sentence summary
On the day of my blind date, I sent the most eligible bachelor in the city to the emergency room.
My blind date was Lu Yanzhi, a powerful figure in Beijing’s elite circles, famous for being aloof, celibate, and uninterested in women.
At our first meeting, he said coldly, “I’m not interested in you. I’m only getting married to appease my family.”
Three months later
With bloodshot eyes, he cornered me against the wall. “Honey, just once. I promise I’ll wash the sheets myself tonight.”
I held my nearly broken back and stared at the seventh bedsheet hanging on the balcony, lost in thought:
So much for the cold, aloof CEO. Is this guy a dog or what?
