The Professor's CEO Puppy

At twenty, Gu Yanchen owned a business empire, and his iron-fisted methods struck fear into the business world. At thirty, Lu Qingci had become the youngest dean in the history of a top university. Gentle and refined, he had an air of effortless elegance. But after an accident left both his legs amputated, he was destined to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. A speech at his alma mater made Gu Yanchen fall for him at first sight. Onstage, Lu Qingci treated every student with patience and warmth. His eyes shone, and his words were always accompanied by a smile. The composure and gentleness he had cultivated through hardship struck Gu Yanchen’s heart in an instant. Soon, the entire business world noticed that the decisive young President Gu had changed. He moved his company’s headquarters to Lu Qingci’s city and personally cooked a different dish every day, delivering it punctually to the university office. Pearl meatballs one day, crab roe tofu the next. His excuse was always the same: “Academic work is exhausting. This is just a little something to cheer you up.” At first, Lu Qingci thought it was simply a sweet gesture from a younger man, so he accepted it with a smile and occasionally gave “feedback on the food,” as patiently as he would to one of his students. Until he realized he had started looking forward to lunch every day, and to the “young man” who arrived carrying a food box, his eyes shining brightly. From then on, Professor Lu, gentle as jade at the lectern, became Gu Yanchen’s personal “caretaker.” And the CEO who never took no for an answer also earned the privilege of acting spoiled in front of Lu Qingci, rolling around and shamelessly announcing, “Professor, your little one is hungry.” You tease, I smile. How about I spoil you for the rest of your life?