[Sweetly naive, independent little princess x double-standard, scheming heir to an illustrious family]
“We agreed to be a fake married couple, so why did we make it real?!”
“Who said we were fake spouses? Yaya, I’ve spent years setting this up, all for this moment.” The man’s breathing was slightly ragged, his voice low and husky. His gentle eyes rested on her, brimming with possessiveness and love.
Si Yan’s love for Qi Fei was secretive, seeping into her life as quietly as a spring rain. Like a frog slowly boiling in warm water, she let down her guard without realizing it, until she was completely trapped in the cage he had woven for her, just like the wedding ring on their ring fingers, named “Secret Love.”
Si Yan was the heir to a prestigious family with a thousand-year history, the dream man of every young heiress in the aristocratic circles. Exceptionally handsome, tall and slender, and gentle in temperament, he was the very picture of a refined young gentleman. Yet beneath his mild, cool exterior were sculpted abs and pecs, along with a dark, obsessive side buried deep in his bones, reserved for one person alone.
He seemed warm and courteous to everyone, but no one knew his tenderness belonged to just one person: his childhood sweetheart, whom he cherished to the very core and treasured like a jewel.
The warmth he showed the world could not compare to the soft light in the glance he gave her.
Qi Fei was the beloved jewel of both the Qi and Si families, a darling her parents held dear, and the person the family heir she regarded as an older brother had secretly cherished for years. She loved to eat and have fun, and could be a bit of a goofball.
She had never imagined she would marry Si Yan. She kept avoiding his love, but in the end, he drew her into his heart step by step, with a firm yet patient approach.
She was sweet and naive; he was sly. She was a rabbit, and he was a wolf. A wolf keeping a rabbit captive was only natural.
Childhood sweethearts: the girl was naive and trusting, building no fences; the boy grew tall and built a cage into their bond, imprisoning only his childhood sweetheart.
I don't understand why the male protagonist doesn't confess that his Bai Yueguang is the female protagonist and she's married. Why should he hide his feelings and not pursue her directly? It's hard to judge. The hero doesn't open his mouth
Double cleansing + sweet pet + daily life after marriage. This book was officially recommended relatively late, and a lot of revisions and adjustments were made, so the number of people involved is relatively small. Readers are welcome to read and comment!