[Wealthy elite romance, modern love story, marriage]
Fu Siheng, head of the Fu family in the capital, is known as “Master Buddha”: cool, abstinent, and indifferent to women.
No one knows he has kept a secret for seven years.
Seven years ago, he fell in love at first sight with Shen Zhiyi, an architecture student, in the university library.
He secretly looked after every part of her life without ever showing himself. Only when the Shen family went bankrupt, her father was imprisoned, and she became a laughingstock after her engagement was broken off did he appear. “Marry me. I’ll take care of your father’s situation.”
On their wedding night, he slept in the study, as cold and detached as if their marriage were a business deal.
But after the wedding, he made her brown sugar and ginger tea when she had cramps, dealt with the Fu family’s collateral branches for her, and moved into the master bedroom in the middle of the night, pretending the air conditioner was broken.
Then she opened his locked drawer. It was full of photos of her, from her university days to the present. At the very bottom lay a note she had written casually: “I want to design a library full of flowers.” On the back, in his handwriting, were the words: “All right. I’ll build it for you.”
She burst into tears.
His seven years of careful planning had never been a business deal.
Later, she became pregnant with twins.
He bought an entire maternity hospital and personally oversaw its renovation, canceled his business trips to take her to and from appointments every day, and went out in the middle of the night to buy osmanthus cakes.
On the day she gave birth to twins, in the flower-filled library he had built with his own hands, he cried for the first time.
She said, “From now on, let me be there for you.”
This book is worth reading. Thank you, teacher, for writing such a thoughtful and heartfelt book.
It looks good and is worth recommending.