When the Last Flower Blooms

Zhong Mi manages to win over Mr. Wen, who is known for being impossibly picky, and is convinced it's all because she's so good at playing her cards.

In reality... Wen Tu thinks it's adorable when she tells clumsy lies with a perfectly straight face. She clearly has never lied before, the sweet little thing.

When they first got together

Zhong Mi: I love Wen Tu so much :)

Wen Tu: She's lying, but I don't mind. I'll take it as sweet talk for now.

Much, much later

Zhong Mi: I've never liked you.

Wen Tu, furious: Not a single word out of this woman's mouth is true. It's time to settle the score.

She flirted with me and won't take responsibility, slept with me and didn't pay up.

And now she thinks she can run? No chance!

Model student Zhong Mi does something wicked for the first time in her twenty years. She has no experience, and only realizes she's trapped in the other person's carefully laid snare when she tries to run away.

A scatterbrain whose palms sweat whenever she lies vs. a cunning old hand who sees through everything and keeps quiet

A few tips before you dive in:

1. The male lead is a fox: crafty and calculating, with everything under his control.

2. Unconditionally defending his wife doesn't apply to point 1.

3. Sex first, love later (?) Lots and lots of sweetness.

The series installment, Innocence Has Its Wicked Side, is now underway.

Long, long ago, at a certain high school, there was a remarkable boy and girl.

Almost the whole school could tell they liked each other. Sparks flew everywhere.

...Except they couldn't tell themselves.

Other upcoming stories by the author and recommended works by friends:

Childhood friends, The Bad Idol [Showbiz], by Yin Jiang; uncle-nephew romance, Dust on My Heart, by Jiu Yue Yuan Wei; glamorous heroine vs. celibate Big Boss, Love's Hue, by Jiu Yue Yuan Wei

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