Jiang Yu has been dumped three times by three rich playboys who treated her like a pretty ornament. She swears that if she ever dates another rich man, she'll be a dog.
One night, she finds a poor student at the supermarket. His hoodie is faded from too many washes, his instant noodles are the cheapest kind, and the way he crouches to pick up a can of Coke makes him look like a stray puppy. Her heart softens, so she takes him home and buys him clothes, a camera lens, and everything he's never been able to afford. His name is Shen Du, a first-year photography student, and he's so sweet it's impossible not to dote on him.
Jiang Yu thinks she's finally in control.
Until she sees Shen Du's mother sitting on the judges' panel at the national modeling competition.
“Miss Jiang, the little puppy you've been supporting for three months is the sole heir to the Shen family.”
The Shen family of the capital's elite circles is a century-old dynasty. Half the auction world's headline lots have come from their vaults. Shen Du only pretended to be a poor student because he wanted to take a chance on finding true love.
I thought I was taking care of you. Turns out, you've been indulging me all along.
