When she met him, she was twenty-six and he was forty-six.
He is the chairman of a listed company with a market value of hundreds of billions, and she is just an ordinary employee in the marketing department.
In order to make money to treat her brother who suffered from congenital heart disease, she accepted a transfer to the position of assistant to the chairman with a higher salary, which changed the trajectory of her life...
She fell hopelessly in love with him, just as he fell in love with her regardless of the cost.
She said: I can reject you for the first time, the second time, and the third time, but what about after that? Is my moral sense really strong enough for me to keep saying "no"?
He said: For so many years, you are the only woman who has made my heart beat.
He knew that her favorite flower was hydrangea, because it represented happiness and completeness, but he could never give her what she wanted...
This novel is not a "sweet story about a domineering president falling in love with me", nor is it a "briskly paced romantic love story".
It's more like a "third kind of love" where you know you can't love, but you fall in love and make a choice.
If you can accept a love story that "does not guarantee happiness", then this novel will be worth reading~
