My Daughter Is All Grown Up

The story of Young General Ao Che and the lovely young lady Jing Yuan.

A little scene:

One day, Jing Yuan made Ao Che angry again.

By her reckoning, it was one little sulk a day and one big one every three days. Quite regular.

Jing Yuan said nearly a thousand words of sweet nothings, but Third Young Master Ao still wore the expression of someone refusing to listen to a word of her chanting. So Jing Yuan got angry.

“Ao Che, I'm telling you, don't push your luck! Are you eating these pastries or not? If you won't eat them, I'll feed them to the dog!” She snatched the pastries off the table and made for the door.

But she didn't make it out.

Ao Che held Jing Yuan's hand. The face that had been so haughty just moments ago was now full of grievance. As the legendary decisive and ruthless young general stuffed pastries into his mouth, he muttered miserably, “All I asked was for you to coax me a little longer. Look at that dog of a temper...”