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  1. My CEO Husband Comes Chasing After Me 总裁老公追上门 Modern Romance1.6M WordsCompleted Six years ago, she ran away while pregnant without a second thought. Six years later, the children’s father came knocking. “If you want to marry our mom, you’ll have to get past us first.” Two impossibly adorable children stood in her way. As Su Xi’s sons, Su Zichen and Su Zixuan swore to defend their mother’s right to find happiness. As their mother, Su Xi could only sigh. Her sons were so smart and clever that even her lifelong happiness had to be supervised. It was, in its own way, the sweete 30Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  2. Surprise Baby from Above: The Cold-Faced Dad Chases His Wife to the Crematorium 空降萌宝:冷面爹地火葬场追妻 Modern Romance159k WordsOngoing On a plane, she casually grabs the ruthless business tycoon as a human shield. “You're so noisy. Keep your employees in line!” But he pulls her into his arms. “You're going to run off after using me?” Six years later, she returns with twins. A genius little boy stops a Rolls-Royce in the street. “Mr. Han, please sign for the DNA you left behind!” The man glares at her pregnancy test and sneers. “You secretly had my baby and still dared to run?” She flings a black card at him and scoffs. “The kid 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Adorable Kid Takes Charge, and Daddy Has No Choice but to Surrender 萌娃当道,爹地束手就擒 Modern Romance115k WordsOngoing Driven into a corner with nowhere left to turn, she went abroad for five years. When she finally returned home, it was to attend her fiancé's engagement party with her younger sister. After spending the night at a hotel, she ended up in bed with a stranger. When she woke again, the man had vanished without a trace. To protect the child in her belly, she had no choice but to flee once more to a distant land. Five years later, her eldest child said, “I want to find Dad.” Her younger child said, “D —Reads—Score—Shelves