The Storm Is Coming

New novel, Trouble, now updating When Li Li broke up with her first love, she took his perfect-score chemistry exam as a keepsake. Eight years later, they met again. He had changed beyond recognition. His formerly clear, peach-blossom eyes had turned roguish and wicked. With his shirt sleeves rolled up to his elbows, he brushed past her, tattoos covering his arms and a crowd of underlings behind him. Li Li was stunned. It was pouring that day, and everything happened in a rush. There wasn't time to say a word. When they met again, Zhou Feiliang sat in the interview room, his long legs crossed and propped on the table. Two of her senior colleagues had been questioning him before she came in, and he was getting impatient. But when he saw her enter in uniform, his peach-blossom eyes were thousands of times more astonished than when he had run into her in the rain. Li Li was delighted. A storm was coming, and the alarm bells were ringing. Their reunion had nothing to do with romance. That young policewoman in the city bureau's anti-narcotics unit was even more formidable than her mentor. In A City, everyone knew Zhou Feiliang, the third son of the Zhou family, as Master Liang. He was arrogant and domineering, yet he had once knelt before Li Li at the entrance to the city bureau. Back then, Li Li hadn't even spared Zhou Feiliang a glance. She walked away with her umbrella, her back resolute. [The full novel costs 3 yuan. Please support the author by reading the official version.] Next novel: Slow Courtship When Ming Dangdang's father remarried, his new wife brought a boy with her, six years older than Ming Dangdang. She was withdrawn and violent, and hurt him again and again. But Shi Yu never gave up, eventually coaxing her into willingly calling him "big brother." Their happy days didn't last. Shi Yu went abroad to study. Ming Dangdang shut herself away once more. When Shi Yu heard the news overseas, he came back to visit her. She lay in bed with her back turned, refusing to call him her brother no matter what. If losing him was inevitable, she would rather have never had him. During his first year abroad, Shi Yu was struggling financially, yet he was willing to buy a BJD doll and mail it back. Ming Dangdang tossed it straight into the trash. Everyone around him urged him to give up. Her heart would never thaw, so there was no point wasting his effort. Shi Yu didn't agree. The year he returned home to start a business, he drank with a business partner until he was bleeding from the stomach. That girl secretly came to see him, holding the very doll he had bought her years ago, hesitating outside his hospital room. Shi Yu smiled. Who said he couldn't warm her heart? Favorite the author's page Theme: True love conquers all