Sweetheart Lady

This was published quite some time ago, when the author's abilities and readers' tastes were different from what they are today. Archaeological nitpicking kept cropping up, so I reluctantly chose to close the comment section. I hope you understand.

A truly pampered, gentle, top-tier socialite × a truly refined and elegant young gentleman

A marriage-and-romance story with no major upheavals and an overdose of sweetness!

Mr. Qi and Mrs. Qi both think they have a secret crush on the other, who doesn't love them back. In the end, they discover that this business marriage, which they thought was destined to be “respectful but cold,” was carefully planned by both of them from beginning to end, and filled with sweet joy.

During a magazine interview, a reporter asked, “Mr. Qi, what is your idea of a perfect girlfriend?”

Qi Yuhang fell silent. Without meaning to, he recalled a chance encounter at the airport five years ago. The girl in his memory had a stunningly exquisite face and a pair of dazzling, phoenix-shaped eyes.

He followed his heart and answered with a smile, “She doesn't have to be perfect, but she has to look beautiful when she smiles. She doesn't have to be especially clever or capable, but she must have beautiful eyes, and preferably long, glossy black hair.”

The reporter asked if he had someone in mind, since his answer was so detailed.

He said he didn't.

But when he met that girl from his memories again, he knew he was wrong. The perfect girlfriend he'd imagined was clearly the woman standing right in front of him, the one who had captivated him at first sight and whom he could never forget.

Mutual secret crushes, sweet enough to make your teeth ache

Everything she likes is something he has, and everything he likes is connected to her.

Reader's notes:

1. Apart from a few place names, the entire story is set in a fictional world. I wrote it for fun, so there are plenty of plot holes. Please don't take it too seriously!

2. The writing and logic are the best I can manage at this point. No writing advice or trolling, please!

3. Very sweet. It's just a sugary, Mary Sue-style fluff piece. Don't read if that's not your thing!

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