In the year of graduation, Fu Xi mustered up the courage to confess her love to Ning Qingchen, whom she had been secretly in love with for many years, only to receive a cold warning to her not to think too wildly or deliberately alienate her.
She didn't bother or cry, she smiled and agreed, moved away from Ning's house the next day, deleted all her contact information and went to Paris, disappearing for three years.
Three years later, Fu Xi returned to China as a strategic advisor to the Ning Group. She sat across the table from him in the conference room, and the whole process was businesslike, refusing to even look at him.
After the meeting, Ning Qingchen stopped her and asked her where she lived, but she flatly refused: personal matters have nothing to do with work, and Mr. Ning does not need to interfere.
Forced into a desperate situation, the man who had always been calm and stern confessed with a hoarse voice: I have flown to Paris every month for the past three years, lived across from your apartment, and watched your room turn off the lights before leaving.
Fu Xi's eyes turned red as she questioned her rejection back then. Ning Qingchen hugged her into his arms, full of regret: My age and my daughter were all my excuses to escape. I never regarded you as a junior. When I pushed you away, I wanted to make up for it and give me a chance.
From then on, the entire Ning family was shocked: Mr. Ning, who had always been unkind, went to the Strategy Department every day, delivered flowers and meals, picked her up from get off work on time, and put down his body to please her.
After her best friend Ning Xi broke into the relationship, she was angry and shocked. Fu Xi gnawed on an apple and responded calmly: It was your father who took the initiative to pursue me, and I haven't agreed yet.
Ning Qingchen hugged her from behind, tenderly and paranoid: Then I will spend my whole life showing off until you are willing to nod.
The charm of the year