The Fake Heiress Was Kicked Out, Then the Online Girlfriend Turned Out to Be the Real Heiress's Uncle

[Age Gap + Size Difference + Online Romance + 193 cm Rugged Man] Ning He has had prophetic nightmares since childhood. In them, she clearly sees herself as the Lu family’s fake heiress.

After the real heiress, Lu Jiayue, returns, she demands that Ning He repay twenty years’ worth of expenses. If she can’t, a miserable fate awaits her.

As foretold, Lu Jiayue orders Ning He to leave the Lu household with nothing and forces her to work as an intern at Lu Group to pay off the debt. Ning He wants to cut ties, but there’s no way to escape.

Her birth family is dirt poor. Her father’s back injury keeps him from working, her mother suffers from an eye condition, and her younger brother has just gotten into university. The family can’t scrape together the tuition, and Ning He herself is on the verge of dropping out, so she grits her teeth and takes the job.

At the company, Lu Jiayue makes things difficult for her at every turn. Her coworkers are all fair-weather friends, and every mess gets dumped on Ning He.

Fortunately, she has an online romance that has lasted for years. They’ve never met in person, and her online boyfriend is the only person she can confide in. She tells him all her grievances.

Ning He’s direct supervisor is Lu Chenglin, the Lu family’s younger uncle. He’s stern, rigid, and strictly professional. In private, Ning He often complains to her online boyfriend about how heartless her boss is. She keeps her head down and works hard, earning her place as an intern through her own ability.

Thanks to her solid skills, Ning He makes it through her internship. The two finally arrange to meet. When she sees the cold face in front of her,

Ning He falls apart on the spot and abruptly breaks up with him, determined to avoid Lu Chenglin completely and sever all ties.

Later, Lu Chenglin stops her as she tries to run away, pins her in a corner of the hallway, and bends down to kiss her.

His voice low and hoarse, he says, “You complain about me every day, then turn around and try to cut things off for good? Am I some coldhearted pervert?”

Ning He’s eyes redden as she struggles, close to tears and at a loss. “Uncle...”