Rose Sand

Ning Tingsen runs into Ye Zhi again at a party. She is receiving compliments from her suitors, elegant and dazzling, as arrogant as a queen.

Seeing him stare, someone beside him quickly introduces her: "This is Ye Zhi, the eldest daughter of the Ye family."

Only then does Ning Tingsen learn the name and identity of the woman who had been his live-in girlfriend before abruptly leaving him five years ago.

After a few drinks, Ye Zhi slips away from the crowd. Her earlier aloofness gives way to a lazy, teasing smile. "You've looked at me nineteen times since you sat down. Is there something you want to say?"

Ning Tingsen presses his thin lips together. After a long silence, he scoffs. "And who are you?"

After getting dumped, he puts all his pride into acting tough, but manages it for only three days.

A young professor and a spoiled heiress.

The first fourteen chapters are a prequel.

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The words "getting above oneself" are what Qin Zhao fears most, so she always reminds herself that her engagement to Lu Jiayan is purely a matter of mutual benefit. She enjoys the advantages and prestige Lu Jiayan brings her, while he uses her to stand up to his parents.

Lu Jiayan is laid-back and indifferent, but he has always treated her well.

She keeps to their agreement and never oversteps. When their two years are up, she immediately reminds Lu Jiayan to honor his promise to end the engagement.

The young master glances at the agreement she hands him, suppresses his anger, and asks in an unhurried voice, "What, am I no longer useful to you?"

From taking it casually to being unable to live without her.

Theme: Be a gentle, even-tempered person.