At the graduation party, emboldened by alcohol, Shu Qiushui dares the guy she has secretly loved for three years to spend the night with her.
The next morning, she flees without even seeing what the man in bed looks like.
Half a month later, two lines appear on a pregnancy test.
Red-eyed, she goes to find her crush, but he looks at her with disgust. “I left early that night.”
Shu Qiushui becomes a laughingstock at school. Her best friend is shaking with anger and takes her to the hospital.
A man in a sharp suit strides over. His presence is cold and imposing, and his features resemble her crush’s by seventy percent, only more mature and dangerous.
He yanks her away from the hospital, his voice low and possessive, leaving no room for argument:
“The baby is mine.”
“And so are you.”
Only then does Shu Qiushui realize that the man from that night wasn’t the guy she had a crush on, but his biological older brother.
Fu Yechen, the rumored woman-averse president of the Fu Group, who supposedly suffers from low sperm count.
After they marry, he completely sheds his aloof facade.
By day, he is a decisive corporate president whose mere glance makes people weak in the knees.
At night, he presses her against the floor-to-ceiling window, his lips brushing her ear.
“Qiushui, about what happened that night... Let’s do it again.”
He wants her every night, tireless and insatiable.
Shu Qiushui is pampered until her feet barely touch the ground, but she can’t escape his all-encompassing possessiveness.
She wears a short skirt, and he frowns. “Change it.”
She talks to a male colleague, and he transfers the man to an overseas branch without hesitation.
She angrily returns to her parents’ home, and in the middle of the night he climbs in through the window and pins her against the headboard, his voice hoarse.
“Run once, and I’ll catch you once.”
As it turns out, from the moment she fell into his arms, everything had been part of his long-laid plan.
