The Darling in His Palm: President Fu Has a Stomachache Again

When Shen Wan was eighteen, her parents died beneath the wheels of a car. She wept until she fainted in the cemetery, and when she woke, the only person she had left to rely on was the cold and distant Fu Hanzhou.

Everyone says Fu Hanzhou, head of the Fu family, is a notorious “living King of Hell” in the business world. Only with his adoptive younger sister Shen Wan is he restrained and proper, the very picture of a perfect big brother.

Only Fu Hanzhou knows how, even while drenched in cold sweat from a stomachache, he still reaches out to pat her head. He sees her talking to another man, his gaze so dark it could drip ink, yet when she comes close, he pretends to be distant and says, “Wanwan, don't be like that.”

She, too, learns to sweetly call him “Brother,” hiding her love in bowl after bowl of warm medicinal soup, oblivious to the greed in his eyes late at night.

He endures pain so fierce his stomach feels ready to split, all just to earn one moment of her concern;

There is no such thing as pure, innocent siblings. There is only a hunter coveting his prey, afraid to startle her, and willing to imprison himself within boundaries of his own making.