Wanwan Returns to the Nest: President Lu's Quest to Win Back His Wife and Child

Seven years ago, he held another woman in his arms and said, “Su Wan and I aren't married. I'm not having her child.”

Seven years later, he knelt in front of her, eyes red. “Wanwan, will you let me come home?”

Su Wan had loved Lu Zhiyan for five whole years. She gave up her career for him, endured his coldness, and put up with every rumor about him. She thought that if she were understanding enough, one day he would come back to her.

Until she brought him her pregnancy report, hoping to surprise him, and heard him say with her own ears, “Take care of it. Don't let her use the baby to tie me down.”

At that moment, Su Wan gave up on him completely. She left behind a false message saying she'd taken care of the baby, then disappeared far away.

But she couldn't bring herself to end the pregnancy. She got through the morning sickness, the prenatal checkups, and rushing her child to the emergency room in the middle of the night with a high fever, all alone. She told herself that this man would never find out about the child, not in this lifetime.

Five years later, Lu Zhiyan came looking for her like a madman. Once an aloof, high-and-mighty Lu CEO, he was now humble to the point of groveling. He waited in the rain, refused to leave even when she turned him away in public, and his eyes reddened whenever he saw another man by her side.

Then he saw a little boy who looked exactly like him run into Su Wan's arms and call her “Mom.” He broke down on the spot.

“Wanwan, is the child ours?”

“Mr. Lu, the child belongs to me alone.”

Only then did he realize that he hadn't just lost her. He had missed five whole years of his child's life, too.

Later, everyone said Mr. Lu had changed. He gave up social engagements, turned down dinner parties, picked up his child from school on time, and followed Su Wan around to learn how to cook.

Xiao Anchen asked, “Dad, Mom says you're a bad guy.”

“Then your mom is right.”

Male-lead groveling + single-mom escape + adorable child playing matchmaker. This time, I'll be the one kneeling and begging you to love me.

Wanwan, will you let me come home?