Deng Yong had hated Xue Wenjie for eight years.
He hated him enough to set a trap and force him back from overseas.
He hated him enough to corner him in a parking lot and demand, “Lawyer Xue, when are you going to give me the explanation you've owed me for eight years?”
He hated him enough to force him to become his personal legal counsel and keep him by his side.
But when he saw the old scar on Xue Wenjie's body, he couldn't get a single word out.
In court, Xue Wenjie is a star lawyer who argues his opponents into silence. He's cool, sharp-tongued, and so professional he's intimidating.
At home, he's an arrogant, stubborn man who sprawls on the sofa in slippers and shorts, eating takeout and watching variety shows.
His body is covered in old scars, but he never tells anyone about them.
At the negotiating table, Deng Yong is a ruthless heir to a financial empire. He smiles with a knife hidden behind it, and his rivals steer clear of him.
In private, he's a quiet gong who wordlessly applies medicine to Xue Wenjie's wounds and gets up in the middle of the night to tuck him in.
The two live together and torment each other.
Xue Wenjie won't talk, so Deng Yong insists on finding out.
The character is good, and the identity of a lawyer is tense, haha!!