A Kiss Through the Heavens

[From campus to the altar + reborn redemption + secretly in love with her + sweet romance with a happy ending for both]

[Bright, flirtatious little princess vs. insecure, beautiful but tragic boy]

Wen Shuxun was raising her glass at a party when she got a call from the police station.

Her husband of three years, Song Xiaonian, a man who always kept himself in check and followed the rules, had slit his wrists in the bathtub.

“How could that be? Is this some kind of joke?”

Only when she saw the blood with her own eyes did she realize he had been suffering from severe depression for a long time.

Song Xiaonian was a brilliant man from a poor family, a rising star in the new media industry in the eyes of outsiders. Because the Wen family had helped him when he was a student, he had filled their financial holes with his entire fortune without a word of complaint. For three years of marriage, they had treated each other with courtesy, and Wen Shuxun had found it dull.

But on the seventh day after his death, she uncovered his secret.

A locked box held seven years of unrequited love for her.

She opened her eyes and was back in high school.

At once, Wen Shuxun spotted the slender boy in the corner. This time, she made the first move.

But Song Xiaonian stepped back. “Don’t come near me. I can’t pay you back.”

Wen Shuxun cornered him in an alley and gazed brightly at the boy who didn’t dare look at her. “That’s okay. You can pay me back little by little.”

“But there’s interest... one hundred a day.”

Song Xiaonian couldn’t help replying in a low, husky voice, “That’s loan-shark interest.”

She leaned closer, her eyes full of amusement. “If you really can’t pay me back, there’s another way: pay me in kisses. One kiss per yuan.”

Later, Song Xiaonian pinned her against the desk and kissed her like a ravenous wolf.

Wen Shuxun could barely catch her breath. She pushed at him. “You... take it easy...”

His eyes brimmed with possessiveness, and his voice grew deeper. “There’s too much debt. The creditor is starting to get impatient.”