Oh No! I Brought My High School Classmate Home to Raise

[Reunion after years apart · Sweet cohabitation]

[The self-proclaimed kept man who rules Jinghai × the obedient young woman who thinks she just brought a down-and-out big shot home]

When it comes to being eighteen, Yu Jia remembers nothing else.

She only remembers that, one year, a boy protected her from the malice of the world.

Then the college entrance exams ended.

She went off to Peking University, and he vanished without a trace.

When they meet again, the boy no one in their county dared to cross has become a scrap collector.

Yu Jia's eyes turn red. “Zhou Si, come home with me.”

What Yu Jia doesn't know is that the next day, Zhou Si gets into the Maybach parked outside her home.

-

“Brother Si, aren't you going to tell Miss Yu who you really are?”

Zhou Si glances at him. “Kid, this is called keeping things interesting.”

The domineering CEO turns into a sweet little husband.

That's right, the famous owner of Jinghai's top auction house has switched careers to become someone's kept man!

“Baby, if I dress like this, what time are you coming home?”

One day, Yu Jia gets home late and sees Zhou Si, apparently fresh out of the shower, bare from the waist up.

His shoulders and back are broad, his waist lean and strong.

Before Yu Jia can say a word, he takes her hand and presses it against his firm abs. “Let's not be like those people out there and leave me home alone, pining away.”

-

Zhou Si is naturally wild and unruly, with a sky-high opinion of himself.

As Jinghai's newest generation of power brokers, he's always been arrogant and flamboyant.

But in this world, only Yu Jia can make him rein in his sharp edges, lower his gaze for her, and willingly become her caged songbird.

Just as six years ago, when he put aside his pride and studied hard so he could make the grade and get into Peking University.

She said, “Get into Peking University, and we'll be together.”

For the sake of that promise, he made it his life's creed.

“Zhou Si, how lucky I am that you once gave me a lifetime of spring, and a hope to hold on to for all the years ahead.”