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Li Haichun went to study in the Bay Area when he was young. He is straightforward and dares to take the initiative to get closer to his favorite industrial leader An Xu. They are more than ten years apart, one is passionate and fun-loving, the other is calm and action-oriented.
She is used to flirting directly, coquettishly testing, and loves to use small things to test his attention; An Xu never flirts in a flashy way, but he always puts his love into practice: running across the ocean, remembering all her preferences, planning the wedding in advance, preparing the names of the children, proactively proposing marriage, and giving everything a sense of belonging.
When they were alone in a different place, Xiao Tang, an investor who met her rival, took a liking to her and invited her to accompany her many times. She knew the other person's intentions, and just used this pull to relieve the boredom of living alone. She confessed to An Xu frankly throughout the whole process, and took the initiative to draw a clear line after meeting. An Xu knew all about her past relationship turmoil and her ex's attacks, but he never criticized her harshly and only taught her to treat others with discretion.
The two people's views are highly consistent. The upstream fabric industry and downstream clothing brands are perfectly aligned. They can always go to the workshop and talk about investment on the same page. There is no endless internal friction when getting along, and intimate matters can be expressed openly. An Xu always gives priority to her feelings.
From deliberate proximity and long-distance lovesickness, to staying together in the Bay Area and simple weddings, to settling down after marriage with children around our knees. There is no suspended industrial sugar, only the gentleness of adults who are equally matched - she is responsible for the liveliness and excitement, and he is responsible for the safety and security, running in both directions, and staying together year after year.
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