The heroine is a bit of a jerk at the beginning, but she turns over a new leaf early on. The hero falls in love with her at first sight, and the two dote on each other all the way through. [Their little arguments are just a sweet change of pace.] The heroine stays by the hero as he gradually recovers.
Yu Qing was a very devoted caretaker. A month before she was due to leave, somehow he heard that she was going away. He took her hand and hurriedly dragged her into the bedroom.
He flung open the doors of the enormous pearwood wardrobe. Before she could react, something struck her back, and she fell into endless darkness.
She had been locked inside!
Then he squeezed in beside her, sat close, shut the wardrobe door, and wrapped his arms around her.
The softness in his arms was warm and delicate, carrying her unmistakable fragrance. His breathing trembled. He pulled her closer and panted heavily, pressing his cheek to the soft crown of her head and nuzzling her.
He liked places that were small and dark. Tight spaces made him feel safe, just as his psychologist had told her.
"In here, you can't escape, and no one can take you away from him."
The hero is gentle and bad with words, and relies on the heroine a great deal. He's capable of looking after himself, and later builds a career of his own while spoiling her. The heroine loves flirting back. They're sweet and devoted to each other. Both are chaste, one-on-one, and both are each other's first.
Please add these to your reading list: He Got Riled Up Again [Fake siblings, an infatuated and possessive childhood friend who'll stop at nothing to spoil his childhood sweetheart]; Detective Liang's Notes on Keeping His Wife in Line [A crime squad captain who is completely devoted to his wife, with a domineering, indulgent, possessive kind of love]; The Doctor Lu in My Family Is So Sweet [Her handsome, aloof childhood friend is a doctor with extreme cleanliness issues and only clings to her]. The next novel will feature fake siblings [Note: the hero is extremely possessive and chaste].
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