A Wedding That Leaves Me Wanting More: Hooking a Love-Struck Tycoon from Beijing’s Elite

[Auto Repair Shop Owner vs. Powerful Heir of the Capital’s Wealthy Elite]

Chang Huan got dumped a month ago. She swore off love and vowed to focus on making money, but a month later, someone showed up at her door demanding she give him a title.

Chang Huan: “Wait, aren’t we barely even friends?”

“Maybe we’re not, but a month ago, we did sleep in the same bed.”

Ji Huainian hadn’t expected that because he’d left early for work, the girl who’d grabbed him and kissed him until his face was covered in her saliva would fail to recognize him and pretend she’d lost her memory.

Fine, fine. So that’s how she wanted to play it? He was really taking this seriously now.

Fishing for a man? Men were better at that than women.

“Boss, this guy’s a catch. He’s classy, handsome, drives a luxury car, and wears a fancy watch. You can go for him,” her repair shop employees concluded after discussing it. Men understood men better.

Fine. The guy really was handsome, with a straight, pine-like bearing and a quiet, reserved air. He looked like a man of impeccable character. She might as well give it a try. She had no intention of taking responsibility anyway.

But why couldn’t she make sense of what happened next? They’d agreed not to get serious, so why did he get her all worked up every night, leaving her lovesick and sleep-deprived, so dazed she didn’t even know when a ring had appeared on her finger?

Later, everyone knew that Ji Huainian, the big shot of the capital’s elite, had a woman he cherished in the palm of his hand. He’d give her the stars rather than the moon, but she alone refused to agree to marry him. In the middle of the night, the big shot used his main account to post online, asking for advice: “I’m 188 cm tall, 18+, and weigh 78 kg. Broad back, thick traps, eight-pack abs. I’ve tried seducing my girlfriend, but she still won’t marry down. Help, what should I do?”