A sweet, unlucky, poor girl from a family sent down to the countryside × a young master from the capital hiding out in the countryside to escape an arranged marriage
The late-summer nights of the 1970s countryside are stifling. A girl sent down from the city catches the eye of a male educated youth. [Set in the late 1970s]
“I thought we were coworkers. You thought I was your wife?”
“Ahem. Falling for you was no accident.”
He’s strong and sturdy, with a possessive hunger hidden in his eyes. By day, he protects her; by night, he draws her into tender embraces.
In those impoverished years, desire simmers beneath the everyday bustle, and love blooms in the countryside.
He holds her firmly in his arms, and in the rough world of the 1970s, she sinks into a private haven of burning tenderness that belongs to him alone.
A secluded slope in the countryside, a woodshed, a nighttime path: restrained yet boldly invasive advances.
With the hottest possessiveness, he slowly conquers her heart.
“So you’re the son of a military district commander, and you’re hiding from an arranged marriage. Fine, hide properly! Why are you messing with me?”
