After a car accident, He Jingzhou lost his memory.
He forgot who he was, but he remembered one thing:
He was Xu Qingqing’s dog.
He Jingzhou was a business prodigy, head of the He Group, and the aloof campus heartthrob everyone admired.
Xu Qingqing was an ordinary office worker, his high school classmate, and the invisible girl he had ignored for three years.
Once their lives intersected, things took a rather taboo turn.
“Master, was I good today?”
“Master, can you pat my head?”
“Master, I want to sleep with you.”
Every day, Xu Qingqing swung between “He’s so adorable” and “This is so messed up.”
Worse, this “dog” knew how to flirt with her better than any man.
When she worked late, he waited downstairs. “Master, I’m here to take you home.”
When she got drunk, he carried her upstairs.
She asked, “He Jingzhou, are you putting on an act or not?”
He was silent for three seconds, then lowered his head, his lips brushing the tip of her ear.
“What do you think, Master?”
