A Delicate Little Liar * The Unruly Crown Prince
When Su Nian was eighteen, she became the girlfriend of the eldest young master of the Lu family, by lying her way into it.
The young master, Lu Jin, was graceful, gentle, and modest. Then he got into a car accident, and rumors spread that he had lost his memory, undergone a drastic change in personality, and recognized only the people around him.
With tears in her eyes, Su Nian went to see him. She showed him some photos she had casually doctored and told him they had been in love for a long time, but had kept their relationship secret.
From then on, Su Nian became a delicate jasmine flower at Lu Jin's side: pure, well-behaved, obedient, and devoted enough to love him.
Until one day, outside a private room, she heard someone tease him: “Your enemies are all dead. Still putting on this amnesia act?”
Lu Jin replied lazily, “It's fun watching her worry herself sick.”
Su Nian thought the rumors were true. She couldn't outsmart these privileged elites, even with all the wits she had. So she faked her death and ran away.
Everyone knew that after losing his memory, the eldest Lu heir had turned into a mad dog: he recognized no one, showed no mercy, and had purged over a hundred people from the Lu family in just a few months. Only Su Nian, his leash, could keep him under control.
Then one day, Su Nian died, and the eldest Lu heir went completely mad.
After Su Nian's death, Lu Jin sat guarding a red bead, talking to himself. His eyes were as swollen as the bead in his hand.
As memories of their time together tore at his heart, all he could do was say, over and over, “I'm sorry.”
Later, on a street overseas, he caught a fleeting glimpse of someone. When she appeared before him again, Lu Jin rushed forward in a panic, his voice choked with emotion. “Why are you so disobedient even in my dreams? It's dangerous out here.”
The young woman slapped him and rolled her eyes. “You creep.”
Lu Jin came to his senses. This wasn't a dream.
Heaven had heard the heart beating for Su Nian and sent the person he had longed for day and night back to him.
