Rental-Apartment Fiction
When Qiao Nian opened her eyes, she had been reborn to the time when she was online dating her future husband, who was poor and all alone.
Her husband, Gu Yanzhou, was the untouchable young master of the Gu family, proud and aloof. He had gone from having nothing as an orphan to becoming the Gu family's heir.
Abandoned by her adoptive parents, Qiao Nian had started an online relationship with Gu Yanzhou, then an orphan who unloaded trucks at a supermarket, to earn money for tuition.
She wore the title of his girlfriend while spending two years of his hard-earned money.
Later, when he became the young master of the Gu family, he used marriage to keep her by his side.
Thinking he wanted revenge, she lived in fear day and night, terrified of his ever-cold, taciturn face.
Then came a car accident.
Her husband lost his life protecting her.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in her third year of college, dating him online.
She decided to work part-time and pay him back.
Before she could repay him, their online romance became real, and they moved in together in a rented apartment.
Qiao Nian: Why is Gu Yanzhou so different when he's down on his luck from the man I knew in my last life?
Just as she was about to fall for the wonderful life they were building together in their rented apartment, he turned around and became the young master of the Gu family.
Only then did she realize she owed him far more than a single life.
She left in despair.
Unexpectedly, he chased after her and pinned her firmly against the wall, his eyes red as he demanded, “It took me fifteen years to wait for a chance bestowed by fate. That chance was the only hope I had in my darkest hour.”
Just like in The White Mountain Hound,
when the princess, in a moment of childish pique, blurted out her wish: “I ask God and the magic of this chair to send the White Mountain Hound to marry me!”
He had waited more than a decade for the princess's foolish wish to come true. How could he ever let her go?
It looks okay 👍, but there are some low-level name mistakes in the article, which has little impact.
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