The Night Before My Engagement, the Hong Kong Tycoon Knelt in the Rain and Cried

The prominent families of Sucheng all said Wen Zhaoning was cold by nature and lived by the rules.

She guarded the old weaving workshop belonging to the Wen family, waiting for an arranged marriage that had long been decided. She and her fiancé had known each other for years, and both families agreed it was a most suitable match.

Until an authorization document she had never approved nearly cost the workshop decades of hard work.

The man who took over the deal was Fu Sinian, the hardest person in Hong Kong City to deal with.

Three years ago, he had seen Wen Zhaoning in the rain. For the next three years, everyone thought he was after business in Sucheng. Only he knew there was something else he wanted.

She wanted to protect what was hers and find out who was making decisions for her. He was used to being in control, but for the first time, he had met someone who refused to go along with him.

On the eve of her engagement party, rain battered the windows. Fu Sinian knelt beside her skirt, his voice hoarse. "Zhaozhao, I called off your engagement for you. I'll stake my life to make it up to you... Please, look at me."

She looked at him, but her first question was, "Fu Sinian, just how much have you been hiding from me?"