Chi Yan is the youngest CEO at Deep Space Technologies and an icy tyrant feared throughout the business world.
Yet he always carries a White Rabbit candy in his pocket. He never eats it; just touching it is enough to calm him.
Thirteen years ago, when he was eight, he was thrown out of his home with a fever of 40 degrees, nearly freezing to death on the street.
Everyone acted as if he didn’t exist.
Only a six-year-old girl ran up and gave him a piece of candy. “Big brother, candy makes everything less bitter.”
He spent a year finding her, twelve years moving in next door, and her entire youth watching over her as her “neighbor big brother.”
No one knew that this enviable childhood friendship began with a boy’s obsession.
She asked, “How do you always show up at just the right time?”
He smiled. “We’re connected by heart.”
Connected by heart?
No. He had turned her whole world into a road that led only to him.
Until she opened the tin box: a diary spanning thirteen years. On the last page, it said:
“If you think I’ve deceived you, if you want to leave... I won’t stop you.”
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