Because Su Nian had unusually high estrogen levels, everyone thought he was a girl from the time he was little.
His long blue hair fell to his waist, his blue eyes were clear as water, and at just 155 centimeters tall, he was always the prettiest, most well-behaved person in any crowd. Everyone said, “The Su family’s little girl is so beautiful.”
Only Shen Canxi knew he was a boy.
After all, she had watched him grow up.
At twenty-seven, Shen Canxi is the youngest CEO in the Shen Group. At 178 centimeters tall, she towers in her high heels, her presence larger than life. She is used to keeping Su Nian behind her and clearing up every misunderstanding for him, until one day, he stands before her and says earnestly, “Sis, I’m twenty-two. I’m not a kid anymore.”
Shen Canxi looks down at him. The blue-haired young man gazes up at her, his cheeks flushed, his eyes stubborn.
Suddenly, she realizes
He has grown up. And she has always treated him like her “little sister.”
The whole world thinks she likes women. Only she knows she likes the boy she has called her “little sister” for over a decade.
[In one sentence] All those years she called me her little sister, I kept wondering when I could get her to call me her boyfriend.
