Uncle's Fall

Jiang Mixia never expected

that she'd experience the meaning of “so beautiful it takes your breath away”

when she met her “idiot” classmate's uncle.

After struggling in crumbling houses and rundown alleys for seventeen years,

this was the first time she'd wanted to reach out and grab hold of the light.

Shu Jiyuan was born to rule.

Noble and elegant, he seemed to belong in the heavens.

Ever since the day he was called to school for a parent meeting,

there had always been a girl trying to drag him down to the mortal world.

His friends in the circle teased him:

Any kind of romantic trouble could find its way to him.

That was Shu Jiyuan for you.

At first, Shu Jiyuan thought so too.

He considered Jiang Mixia insignificant.

Until one day, she vanished from his life.

When Jiang Mixia saw Shu Jiyuan standing at the mouth of the alley, his eyes red,

she knew she'd won.

She was locked in the warmth of his broad embrace.

Soft, insistent kisses landed on the crown of her head.

His low voice echoed in her ear.

“Xiaxia, come back.”

A few things to know before reading:

1. One-on-one, both are each other's first, definitely a happy ending.

2. The male lead will chase his wife until he hits rock bottom.

3. Both have plenty of schemes, and neither is outdone by the other.

4. The story features an older male lead.

And finally, I hope my dear readers enjoy it!

Please bookmark my upcoming novel, I Heard You Like Me

Wen Jin, rebellious and unruly at seventeen,

runs away from home

and shares a rental with a strange man,

gaining a handsome, mature roommate.

Before she turned seventeen, Wen Jin didn't understand affection or love.

At twenty-two, she understands both,

and she's no longer Lian Ye's little brat.

But Lian Ye has already vanished from her life.

Lian Ye meets up with friends at a bar.

Suddenly, cheers erupt from the private booth next door.

A friend goes to see what's happening and returns, laughing as he tells Lian Ye:

The heiress of the Wen family just got back from her studies,

and she's already surrounded by admirers.

Look, someone's confessing to her again.

People gossip that Miss Wen is beautiful and proud, and no ordinary person can catch her eye.

Drunk, Lian Ye corners Wen Jin outside the bar,

takes the cigarette from her lips,

and buries his face against her neck, refusing to lift his head.

His friends hear the usually haughty Lian Ye ask, his voice trembling:

“Can I catch your eye, Jinjin?”

Theme: Saving and being saved, loving and being loved, struggling and finding release, and chasing your wife until you hit rock bottom