[Penny-pinching restaurant owner x arrogant, wolfish temp worker]
Tang Mo's guiding principle in life was that a woman could live without a man, but never without money. That was until she took in a temp worker on a whim.
To her, Song Ci was handsome and efficient. Apart from having an even worse temper than hers, he had no major flaws. She treated him like a little puppy she'd adopted, until one day the puppy said he wanted to pursue her.
Tang Mo angrily grabbed the puppy by the collar. “Song, I feed you and put a roof over your head so you can work for me and earn money, not so you can hit on me!”
Song Ci blinked innocently. “You're the one who made the first move.”
Lots of people said Tang Mo wasn't good enough for Song Ci. But they had no idea how much effort Song Ci had put in just to reach her heart.
In adult love, you either fall head over heels or keep your distance. It all comes down to who's better at the game.
Content warning: Older woman-younger man romance. Read with caution if it's not your thing.
Theme: Secret love and faith.
Looking forward to the author's second book.
Does the heroine like the hero's brother?
The foreshadowing begins here.
The pace is so fast and it feels good
Even if Song Song has been in love for many years Tang was also a little tempted But I can't get enough of this kind of forced kiss.
How should I put it, I don't want to knock Song Song's cp I think Brother Gao is more fragrant
Why do people always say in romance novels that the heroine is not good enough for the hero? This is always written, even in sibling relationships.
I was about to start reading this book, and then I went to the column to look at the unopened one and was deeply attracted by it!!!! Waiting for the big update~
When will the next book be available?
Is it a double place? Does the male protagonist have a romantic relationship with his ex?