As children, she was a little whirlwind who loved to tease him, always running around and stirring up trouble. He was a quiet, gentle boy who indulged her every time.
Childhood sweethearts and playful rivals, they were the couple everyone on the street knew about.
After they parted ways in high school, he went to M Country to build his career. By the time he returned, he was a steady, commanding head of the family business.
She went to Y Country, as carefree as the wind. She traveled, opened shops, learned to ride motorcycles, and practiced bartending, living life with passion and freedom.
After five years without contact, they met again through a marriage arranged by their families.
She played the innocent, sweet-natured heiress, while he maintained the image of a courteous, gentle husband.
They lived under the same roof after the wedding, treating each other with icy politeness, yet day by day, they found their way back to the feelings they’d had as teenagers.
Gu Junze gradually realized that his little wife was far from ordinary.
She looked dazzling on a motorcycle and effortlessly charming behind a bar. One after another, the coffee shop, dessert shop, flower shop, and pet shop she owned came to light, yet she merely brushed it off: “They’re just small businesses.”
From polite distance to falling for her one step at a time,
he finally understood that this marriage had always been his long-planned reunion with her.
And the girl with countless secret identities had already made a home in his heart, where she would stay for the rest of his life.
