A torrential downpour batters Nancheng, turning day into night.
Furong Wan'er crouches in the floodwater, picking up her soaked design sketches one by one. She is drenched from head to toe, but keeps her back straight.
A black Maybach pulls up silently in front of her.
The man who steps out is Ouyang Keran. No one in Nancheng dares call him by his first name. He is cold, fastidious, and always keeps people at a distance. Everyone says he would never make an exception for anyone in his life.
But that day, in the rain, he bends down and picks up a muddy sketch for her.
Later, a contract binds them together.
She needs money to save her grandfather and wants to keep her design studio. He needs a well-behaved wife to fend off the endless pressure from his family to marry. They agree to a two-year arrangement, each getting what they need before going their separate ways.
He always thinks it's just a clean business deal.
Only later does he realize that some people enter your life to fill the emptiness of half a lifetime.
A contract can be torn up, and interests can be set aside. But her? He never wants to let her go again.
The writing is very graphic! The opening description of Rainy Night Cafe is so poignant, the environment and atmosphere are created extremely well, and the scene where the characters first meet is very immersive. The writing is gentle and the story is gentle. I look forward to the subsequent bond between the two of them.
Super beautiful, the plot is perfectly conceived, I like the detailed descriptions I like that the male protagonist is cool and warm Boss Ba feels very gentle, handsome and attentive Although the heroine's marriage is a contract The hearts of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are fused little by little with each other Take your time…
It's worth continuing to read and listen to the content 🙂