Springtime Is in Love with Me

Lu Shabai is a celebrated top talent agent in the entertainment industry, with a face even more beautiful than those of her stars. Ye Yin saw her once at a company party. Surrounded by celebrities, she shone brighter than the moon. Everyone said she kept people at arm’s length, an untouchable flower blooming high on a cliff. Yet under the night sky, she lowered her head in front of Ye Yin. The faint fragrance at her neck was even more alluring than the moonlight. She asked, “What are you doing here all by yourself, little one?” Ye Yin worked up her courage and stammered, “I’m waiting for you...” Unfortunately, Lu Shabai only shook her head, giving Ye Yin no chance to continue. × Reborn, Ye Yin returned to the age of nineteen. Lu Shabai became her agent and asked, “Do you want to become a superstar?” Ye Yin nodded, and her secret longing grew ever stronger. She had always thought she’d hidden her crush well. Until the day filming wrapped, when Ye Yin finally couldn’t hold back. She grabbed Lu Shabai’s hand and asked, “Sis, when are you going to say yes to me?” Lu Shabai smiled tenderly. “Don’t you understand? I’m the one seducing you.” Later, Lu Shabai learned not to say things like that to a younger woman with boundless energy. The consequences were truly hard to bear. *An entertainment-industry rebirth story: satisfying, sweet, one-on-one romance, happy ending *Enthusiastic, lively puppy-like girl x cool, scheming older woman My new novel, Kept Close, is now available to bookmark from my profile. In my third year as a kept woman, I fell in love with her. My boss was elegant and beautiful, gentle and considerate, and a graduate of a top university. Her office had a view of Victoria Harbour at night. She was every inch a Hong Kong heiress. But she had a fiancé. - The day Jin Yizhu announced she was breaking off her engagement, Hong Kong was shaken. “You’re a perfect match, and you’ve known each other since childhood. How can you just call it off?!” Her father forgot all about keeping up appearances and slammed the table. “I don’t care that you keep a young woman on the side, but this kind of reckless behavior is unacceptable!” Jin Yizhu’s gaze was cool. She merely swept her eyes over the table, and all the finely dressed men and women fell silent. “It’s just an arranged marriage. We never had feelings for each other, so why can’t I end it?” - The day I planned to leave, Hong Kong was hit by torrential rain. Jin Yizhu had gone out to a banquet, but she rushed back with water dripping from even her hair. She held me, her voice hoarse, almost pleading. “Wei Shuyu, can you please stay?” I didn’t soften. I only dried her hair for her. “Jin Yizhu, we agreed that I’d leave on the day you got married.” “But I broke off the engagement,” Jin Yizhu replied. “You can never leave now.” - The eldest Miss Jin was so taken with keeping a canary that she even broke off her engagement for her. Yet no one had ever seen what this rumored canary looked like. Then, at the new year’s film festival, Jin Yizhu attended alone. Someone asked with ill intent, “Miss Jin, are you tired of your canary?” Jin Yizhu lifted her chin and smiled tenderly at the stage. “You mean my wife? She’s up there accepting an award.” Intended message: Never give up hope in life.