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Six years ago, Chen Xiaoxiao ended things unilaterally and dumped Ren Yuan.
Six years later, at a dinner party, she accidentally came face-to-face with her ex.
Running into him wasn't a big deal. The awkward part was that just a second before Ren Yuan walked in, she'd mentioned to everyone that they knew each other.
So now, the whole group was smiling as they gave the two of them time to catch up.
Chen Xiaoxiao had no choice but to pluck up her courage and greet him first. "Hi, Mr. Ren. What a coincidence. You're here for dinner too?"
He looked at her coldly, but at least didn't expose her. "Mm."
After dinner, Ren Yuan said expressionlessly, "Chen Xiaoxiao, I thought we'd stopped knowing each other six years ago."
Chen Xiaoxiao: "Sorry, sorry. I promise there won't be a next time."
Just as they were about to say goodbye, Ren Yuan suddenly tossed a phone at her with a grim look. "Enter your WeChat account."
Chen Xiaoxiao: "???"
Ren Yuan said, "From now on, we'll get to know each other all over again."
#OnlyHer
#AllTheseYears
[A temperamental, arrogant male novelist x a straightforward, non-domineering female CEO and tech upstart]
[Reunited from the start, rekindled romance, happy ending]
·········· New Novel: "Love Letters After Dark" ··········
When Lin Shiwei first met Mr. Yi, she had no idea who he was.
She only noticed that the host of the banquet had given up the seat of honor for him, that actresses were manufacturing mishaps to get his attention, and that even the so-called powerful bigwigs were trying their hardest to curry favor with him.
The second time they met, an elegant woman was by Mr. Yi's side. Lin Shiwei heard she was his fiancee, an ideal match from a similar background, and that the two were very much in love.
But Lin Shiwei caught his fiancee entangled with someone else.
After hesitating for a moment, Lin Shiwei took out her phone and pointed it at them.
Late that night, a luxury car worth tens of millions appeared in front of the little house she rented, completely out of place.
Lin Shiwei got in. The man inside asked in a calm voice:
"Did you take those photos?"
"Yes."
"What do you want?"
"Connections. Top-tier fashion connections."
Yi Wenqi let out a scoff and agreed, then added a condition: "You'll work for me in her place."
Lin Shiwei didn't understand what he meant, so she turned to look at him.
The twilight was deep, and the shadows of the night blended with Yi Wenqi's silhouette. Only his cool eyes and tightly pressed lips were visible, exuding an aloof nobility and utter indifference.
Lin Shiwei suddenly regretted getting involved with him.
Later, rumors spread through the industry that Mr. Yi had broken off his engagement and replaced the woman by his side with an unknown little model whose name was quite a mouthful: Lin Shiwei.
Everyone assumed Mr. Yi was just acting on a whim. A man like him changing women was nothing unusual.
No one knew that in a manor on the outskirts of Beijing, Lin Shiwei was drafting a contract.
She would handle the admirers and flirtatious women around him, and in return, he would give her opportunities others could only dream of.
Later still, beneath the hazy moonlight outside the floor-to-ceiling windows, Yi Wenqi held her by the waist and looked down at her, his voice low. "Lin Shiwei, what else do you want?"
Was it a confirmation, or a temptation?
"Have you ever wanted me?"
Seven-year age gap | Powerful man falls in love | A heartless man becomes devoted
Theme: Love always finds a way
The heroine said it well! ! ! The role of the male protagonist is also well written! This kind of literati just never realizes that they have some airs that they can't let go of (because I also study Chinese??
I like the heroine more and more... It really seems like I have a vision of Rachel just getting a job in a fashion company, and Ross keeps causing trouble. Didn't the male protagonist understand that when the heroine's family was in trouble, it was his job and not himself that accompanied the heroine through it? Moreover, this was left by his parents. I will scold the heroine if he doesn't insist on it!
The male protagonist talks too much. Does the female protagonist not mind at all? Don't be too in love.
Ah, it's so sweet, so sweet that I want to cry. It's a two-way street, that's right.
The scene where the male protagonist confesses his love to the female protagonist was too quick and there was too little hesitation and inner drama.
Actually, I kind of want to read Ou He's story.
I just like this kind of heroine! ! ! !
Can I say this... Fortunately, the male protagonist's parents died young, and the male protagonist's support for his sister was based on her sister being able to work to support herself. Otherwise, there would have been many gaps between the two of them.
I feel like the male protagonist is so annoying. He interrupts whenever he is asked to do so.
I feel like the male protagonist is just like that to the female protagonist in college. Why does the female protagonist never forget him?
The heroine said it well! ! ! The role of the male protagonist is also well written! This kind of literati just never realizes that they have some airs that they can't let go of (because I also study Chinese??
I like the heroine more and more... It really seems like I have a vision of Rachel just getting a job in a fashion company, and Ross keeps causing trouble. Didn't the male protagonist understand that when the heroine's family was in trouble, it was his job and not himself that accompanied the heroine through it? Moreover, this was left by his parents. I will scold the heroine if he doesn't insist on it!
The male protagonist talks too much. Does the female protagonist not mind at all? Don't be too in love.
Ah, it's so sweet, so sweet that I want to cry. It's a two-way street, that's right.
The scene where the male protagonist confesses his love to the female protagonist was too quick and there was too little hesitation and inner drama.
Actually, I kind of want to read Ou He's story.
I just like this kind of heroine! ! ! !
Can I say this... Fortunately, the male protagonist's parents died young, and the male protagonist's support for his sister was based on her sister being able to work to support herself. Otherwise, there would have been many gaps between the two of them.
I feel like the male protagonist is so annoying. He interrupts whenever he is asked to do so.
I feel like the male protagonist is just like that to the female protagonist in college. Why does the female protagonist never forget him?