I'm Almost Forty, Yet All the Tycoons Say They've Fallen for Me

<A woman nearing forty is pampered by a young heir to a powerful family> CEO romance, younger man, contemporary romance

(One woman and three men + older woman/younger man age gap + younger men + love at first sight + powerful young heirs + all male leads are inexperienced + divorced older woman + sweet romance) The heroine is nearing forty, divorced, and has a daughter. She works at a flower shop to put her daughter through college. She leaves early and comes home late, living a quiet life.

One night, she comes home from work in the rain and starts feeling unwell. The next day, she walks to the pharmacy to buy medicine and gets in the way of Mr. Gu, a twenty-five-year-old who is driving out of a hotel.

The heroine is sick and weak, so she fails to get out of the way and falls beside the car. Mr. Gu thinks he hit her and takes her to the hospital for an examination, where he accidentally catches a glimpse of something he shouldn’t.

From that day on, he sets his sights on her and has her deliver flowers to his home. Somehow, the heroine ends up owing him a huge debt.

Mr. Gu says, “Auntie, be with me.”

While searching for her mischievous daughter, she goes to a bar. Young Master Lu, who keeps his distance from women because of his own issues, stops her. “Auntie, are you looking for me...?”

When Young Master Gu’s girlfriend comes knocking, Second Young Master Ji says, “Auntie, come on. I’ll get you out of here.”

The one trying to steal her away says, “You become like the people you spend time with, Auntie!”

One obsessive man after another pursues only her. The heroine is stunned. “Are you all crazy?! You’re all so much younger than me. Why are you chasing me...?”

(The heroine loves baby’s breath. Its flower meaning is: I bring you a sky full of stars, yet still feel the stars are not as beautiful as you.)