#Sweet Romance #Amnesiac CEO #Turnabout Exploitation #Overworked Employee’s Comeback #The CEO’s Long Road to Winning Her Back
One rainy night, while working overtime, Jiang Wanxing brought home a man covered in blood. When she got a good look at him, she realized he was none other than Fu Chenyuan, the cold-blooded CEO who had exploited her for three years!
He had lost his memory. Pale-faced and utterly dependent on her, he couldn’t even remember his own name. He was practically a clingy little puppy.
At last, the overworked employee he’d once ground down was getting her revenge. She laid down house rules: wash the dishes, mop the floors, edit videos, and hand over his living expenses every month. If he disobeyed, she’d confiscate his snacks!
She’d meant to take advantage of the chance to get even, but he became addicted to clinging to her. He shielded her from drinking and stood up to her coworkers, edited her videos until her following grew by over a million, and curled up in her arms during thunderstorms, begging for a hug. He even sweetly called her “Waning Star, darling.”
She filmed a series about raising a CEO and gained followers as an influencer, all while enjoying the satisfaction of turning the tables on him. What she didn’t know was that the name “Fu Chenyuan” already stirred an instinctive revulsion in him, and his memories were slowly beginning to return.
Then, when the people hunting him burst through the door, his assistant respectfully called him “President Fu.” He stepped in front of her, unleashing the commanding aura of a CEO, then turned back with red-rimmed eyes and clutched her sleeve. “Waning Star, I’m still your little Fu. Don’t leave me.”
Once his memories returned, Fu the Tyrant launched an all-out campaign to win her back: he handed over his salary card, took care of every household chore, and apologized publicly online, replacing three years of exploitation with twice as much devotion.
“I was a jerk before. For the rest of my life, I’ll be your devoted servant, wrapped around your little finger. How about it?”
