A sincere, hardworking, innocent college student top x a wealthy, aloof, flirtatious, wicked little aunt bottom
Status gap | Five-year age gap | Younger top | Older bottom's groveling redemption arc ("Aunt" is just a form of address.)
"Auntie, please be good to me."
Pei Youshu's family was poor, but she had been accepted into A University's famous, outrageously expensive oil painting program.
She heard that a woman who had just returned from abroad loved helping out pretty girls who couldn't afford to stay in school.
With nowhere else to turn, Pei Youshu racked her brains to win the favor of the mature, strikingly beautiful woman in front of her.
Li Sheng looked down at the girl standing demurely at her feet and smiled gently. "How would you like your auntie to be good to you?"
Pei Youshu was clever. She knew Li Sheng liked obedient girls, and understood that she ought to be grateful to her benefactor.
So after moving into Li Sheng's home, she never hesitated to indulge her in anything inappropriate, as long as that was what her auntie wanted.
And Li Sheng doted on her to no end.
So even when Li Sheng put a foot on her shoulder and made her polish her shoes, deleted every girl's contact from her phone, or demanded that she call her "Mommy" in public, Pei Youshu never complained.
In fact, she grew more and more enamored of Li Sheng calling her "good girl," and always wanted to beg her to praise her as a "good baby" one more time.
But she knew the two of them were worlds apart, so she obediently played the role of a scholarship student and never dared to ask for anything more.
Until she saw the handprint on Li Sheng's face.
Li Sheng said, "Good girl, will you take your auntie away from here?"
Now that she had someone to protect, Pei Youshu gave up her chance to pursue a postgraduate degree, worked herself to the bone, and saved every penny. She dreamed of having a home of their own in the city Li Sheng loved.
But when she emptied her savings to make a down payment on a small apartment, she received an invitation.
It was an invitation to Li Sheng's engagement party with someone else.
It was on the very day of Pei Youshu's graduation ceremony.
Pei Youshu had waited for Li Sheng, but it wasn't until the very last moment of the graduation ceremony that she finally saw her arrive, late as ever.
She was even wearing an engagement flower on her chest.
Pei Youshu didn't cry or confront Li Sheng. She simply turned and left, and was gone for three years.
Three years later, in the penthouse suite of a five-star hotel in Rome, Li Sheng pinned the genius painter Elena against the door.
The all-powerful head of the Li family reeked of alcohol and pleaded like a dog wagging its tail.
"Shushu, it's been three years. Why aren't you Auntie's good baby anymore?"
The painter's long, nimble fingers brushed past the slit in her dress, grazing a thin callus.
Pei Youshu watched as Li Sheng undid her own buttons and smiled. "Director Li, your legs are shaking. Don't make me think you like me again."
P.S. The two of them are not related by blood or by law. Pei Youshu is the daughter of Li Sheng's friend. "Auntie" is just a form of address!
Screenshot taken on 2026.10.23
Theme: Never give up, never abandon.
Dear author, I think you should take a look at the word order of the first few pages of this chapter; it seems a bit strange to read. 😣
Dear author, I think when you write flashbacks, you could add some words to let readers know that this part of the story is a flashback. Otherwise, readers might have some trouble understanding the timeline. 🧋🧋
Dear author, I'm a little confused. In the first three pages or so of this chapter, there's a scene where the aunt asks Pei to take her away. However, the previous chapter described the two of them at home, and the scene where she's taken away is after the aunt has just returned from outside. It doesn't connect well with the later part of the previous chapter. I want to ask, is this Pei's memory, or did the aunt go out again and this is what happened? 🍉
Seeing the author's words, I can read it with peace of mind 🍉🍉, it shouldn't be too angsty, right?
It's really well-written 🧋. Author, I have a question: is it true that the author doesn't have any romantic involvement? And about the engagement part, is she really going to get married? 💔💔💔
Is the engagement mentioned in the post real? 💔💔💔