The Pretty Blind Boy Mistook Someone for His Husband

Song Han, the young master of the Song family in the capital, was strikingly beautiful but blind, a pretty good-for-nothing. Sickly from childhood, he was never favored by the Song family patriarch and was left to grow up in a secluded mansion.

But at least he was a "pretty" good-for-nothing. He wasn't entirely useless.

The Song family ranked among the upper class in the capital, but couldn't reach the highest echelons of power. The family patriarch had his plan all worked out: he would send Song Han to marry the second young master of the Gu family, Gu Yao, a spoiled playboy who indulged in extravagance and debauchery.

On the first night after the marriage, no one at the Gu household paid Song Han any attention.

Song Han felt his way along the walls of the unfamiliar, enormous villa. He accidentally tripped over a cabinet in the corridor and fell.

He knelt on the floor, holding his aching ankle, his eyes reddening. Then he suddenly sensed someone approaching.

Measured footsteps drew closer, then stopped in front of him.

Song Han raised his beautiful, unfocused eyes and stretched out a hand, timidly calling out, "...Hubby?"

The tall man standing before him looked down.

After a moment, the man took his hand and bent down to lift him into his arms, answering in a low voice.

"Mm."

Song Han didn't know that his new husband was out carousing and having a good time with other people at a club, taking advantage of the fact that Song Han couldn't see and wasn't valued by the Song family.

The man who carried him back to the bedroom was his husband's half-brother, the actual head of the Gu family, Gu Weilan.

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Song Han knew he was only a tool for a business alliance and had prepared himself to be mistreated. He never expected his husband to treat him so well.

He would lead him as he walked, carry him, kiss him tenderly, and answer every time Song Han called him "Hubby."

Their feelings for each other grew deeper by the day.

Then one day, the Song family patriarch, convinced that marrying Song Han to Gu Yao would let him get close to Gu Weilan, the true head of the Gu family, showed up with expensive gifts to request an audience.

Gu Yao, fresh from a night of debauchery, happened to return at the same time.

What he saw was his beautiful, useless little wife calling his big brother "Hubby," while his decisive, business-magnate brother lovingly crouched down to put shoes on him!

Seeing the people at the door, Gu Weilan covered Song Han's ears and turned his head toward them, saying coolly, "Get out."

Gu Yao and the Song family patriarch looked ashen.

The day Song Han regained his sight, he slowly opened his eyes. His raven-feather eyelashes lifted, and he saw the man before him.

"Hubby?"

"Mm. It's me."

Gu Weilan knelt beside the hospital bed and looked into his eyes. He took out the divorce agreement between Song Han and Gu Yao and coaxed him, "Hanhan, sign this first."

Song Han's eyes widened as he looked again at the "Hubby" before him. "!?"

· 1v1, happy ending, each other's one and only.

· Beautiful, sickly uke × powerful seme, older man, overwhelmingly sweet and doting.

Theme: You are my eyes, guiding me through the crowded world.