The Little Sweetheart at His Home

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One-on-one, both are each other's first, a sweet little romance. The heroine's eyesight will recover later.

Honest, gentle girl × a stubborn, obsessive man who says one thing and means another

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An accident five months ago left Cen Mian blind and killed her mother.

A month ago, her father remarried. His new wife was his mistress, and they already had a five-year-old son together. Their family was blissfully happy.

Little blind Cen Mian was the extra one.

Cen Mian hadn't gotten used to life without her mother or being blind when she had to face the taunts of her father's new wife and son.

She silently put up with it, planning to leave once her eyesight came back. But before her vision could recover, her father abandoned her, sold the house, and ran off with his new wife and son.

It rained that day. She stood helplessly in front of the house that had been sold, drenched by the rain. Then the neighbor next door found her and took her in.

Huo Bai's career was in Jing City, and he went back to his hometown about once a year.

That day, his mother called and told him to come home, saying it was urgent. He caught a flight that night.

As soon as he got home, his mother pulled him aside and quietly told him that Cen Mian, the girl next door, had been in a car accident a few months ago. Her mother had died, and she could no longer see. Her father and stepmother had sold their house and run off, leaving her homeless with nowhere to go.

Huo Bai remembered the girl. Their families had been neighbors for years.

But they were eight years apart, and in his memory, she was just a little kid.

Huo's mother said earnestly, “I heard you know some doctors in Jing City. Take her to have her eyes checked. Maybe she'll feel better once her eyesight recovers.”

As soon as Huo Bai entered the room, he saw the quiet, pretty girl sitting motionless on the bed. At the sound of the door opening, her body visibly flinched.

He hadn't expected her to have grown up so much in the years since he'd seen her.

The nineteen-year-old girl was graceful and beautiful, like a little angel. But perhaps because of the shock and her blindness, she was far too quiet.

Huo Bai agreed to his mother's request. The next day, he took Cen Mian with him to Jing City. He had a spacious apartment there with two bedrooms, so he could give one to her.

The girl was very quiet and timid, her eyes reddening at the slightest thing, but she obediently nodded at everything he said.

At first, Huo Bai only wanted to look after her normally, so he hired a housekeeper to take care of her.

But later, he started dreaming about her frequently. He began to think the housekeeper wasn't attentive enough. He wanted to take better care of her and make sure she would never be hurt.

That wasn't enough for him. He even plotted to get her to agree to marry him and have his children.

Cen Mian thought that after losing her parents and her home, she might die in the rainstorm.

But the neighbor auntie saved her, and the auntie's son helped her too. He was so good to her.

He took such good care of her, and she was deeply grateful. She thought she'd have to repay him someday, and she was willing to do anything to make it up to him!

When he said he was ugly and nobody wanted him, and that his parents were pressuring him into marriage so much he wanted to die, she said she was willing to marry him and have his children.

She thought he really was ugly. But once her eyesight came back, she realized she'd been tricked. He was so handsome!

How awful, her husband had lied to her. But he really was so good-looking, and he treated her so well. What was she supposed to do?

Theme: Healing