Playing Hard to Know Me? Lawyer He Holds Me by the Waist and Coaxes Me to Love Him

Su Wan has been secretly in love with He Yanchuan for ten years. He is her cousin's closest friend, her best friend's cousin, a legend in Shanghai's legal world who stands beyond her reach, and the light she thought could never be hers. At twenty-five, she decides to let herself move on. She agrees to her father's matchmaking arrangement and tries to start something with a kind, considerate man. She thinks this is the right path for her life. But the man she has always respected like an older brother, aloof and seemingly uninterested in desire, loses control completely. In a dim underground parking garage, He Yanchuan pins her between the car door and his chest. Possessive obsession roils in his eyes as he huskily coaxes her: “Wen Lang isn't right for you. Look at me.” “Wanwan, love me, okay?” Everyone thinks He Yanchuan, the youngest senior partner at Yanqing Law Firm, is calm and self-controlled, a walking rulebook with no emotions. No one knows when the name Su Wan became etched into his bones, the one and only button that can shatter his cool facade. He was used to her staying in his world, sweet and obedient, until she smiled at another man with polite distance. In that moment, all of He Yanchuan's reason came crashing down. He carefully plots at every turn, maintaining the coolest demeanor while doing the most reckless things, all to catch the little deer trying to escape and pull her back into his arms. Later, he smiles as he kisses her, holding her tight against him. “Baby...”