Jiang Mo is a little stammerer, stumbling when speaking, and has a temper as soft as a ball of freshly kneaded dough.
She opened a bakery in the old street and worked with flour and butter every day. She lived a quiet and lonely life. Because of her stuttering, she was often laughed at. The aunt at the vegetable market said that the girl was afraid that she would not be able to get married, and the gangsters who came to buy bread imitated her speech for fun. She was used to bowing her head and swallowing her grievances.
Until late that night, she was blocked by two gangsters in a dark alley and was so frightened that she could not say a word.
Lu Ze happened to be passing by.
This veteran who runs an auto repair shop across the street has a short hair and a cold face, a tall build, and a hard and cold temper. People in the whole street are afraid of him. He knocked the gangster down with three punches and two kicks. He didn't ask her name, but just said: "Where are you staying? I'll send it to you."
From that day on, this rough man broke into her life.
He would say "I marry" in front of everyone at the vegetable market, he would park his car outside her window on a thunderstorm night and turn on the headlights to stay with her all night, and he would hang up the ringing phone and listen carefully to the end of her stumbling words.
Everyone else felt that the timid and stuttering little baker and the cold and rough auto repair shop owner were not the same person at all. But no one knew that this rough and arrogant man had left all his gentleness and patience to one person.
Until Jiang Mo's life experience was revealed, the challenge of the National Baking Competition loomed before her, and those who wanted to control her came to her door.
Only then did they discover what the price would be for offending Lu Ze's people.
"I'll tell you later."
