Bewitchment

My new book, Making Trouble, is now underway! [Complete] (The full version is on Jinjiang. Please support the official edition.) Ji He was the daughter of the Jiang family’s housekeeper, and she was a natural at sucking up. She carried bags and did homework for the Jiang family’s eldest young master. When he raced cars, she kept watch, and when he landed in the police station, she dared to pose as his parent and bail him out. The day Ji He left the Jiang family to study abroad, she finally straightened her back. She waved goodbye and left the young master Jiang and everything else behind. . Jiang Qing had always looked down on his little hanger-on, Ji He. He thought she was tacky and couldn’t stand how she always hunched over. He looked down on her so much that when she had spent three days and nights in the river and rescue workers were poking her with a pole to push her toward the bank, he roared, his face twisted beyond recognition, “Careful, she’s hurt…” . They say the young master of the Jiang family, who lost the woman he loved when he was young, gave up his playboy ways and became the youngest squad leader in the city police bureau. Ji He, back from studying abroad, didn’t believe it. Until they met again at a press briefing about a case. His gaze was intense, and Ji He stared in surprise. “Hi… Jiang Qing?” He replied, “…You’re alive?” “Obviously. Did you think I was dead?” Captain Jiang, who had joined the police for her: “…” Investigative journalist seeking justice × criminal investigation hotshot #Spent ten years playing the tragic heroine, only to find out it was all in my head# My next book will be Bone Spur. When Wen Lan was twelve, a sudden, stabbing pain struck the back of her neck. Before long, a hard lump appeared. At the hospital, she went to the wrong department, and the doctor said, “Could be brain cancer.” Wen Lan was so scared she burst into tears at the hospital. Ye Jingchen was thirteen that year, handsome and reserved, with an air that warned strangers to stay away. Yet when he came back that evening, he indulged her unreasonable request and held a wedding for her before she died. He kissed her forehead. In a rare moment of tenderness, he said, “Don’t be afraid. I’ll be with you forever.” Eight years later, the man presented her with a ring, fulfilling the promise he’d made as a child. Four years after that, Wen Lan lost her first child. Three years later, their marriage was little more than a formality. On the day of their seventh anniversary, she received a mysterious phone call claiming that her husband was planning to murder her. Wen Lan’s heart was still as water. She thought, At last, it’s happening. … A bone spur hurts terribly when it first grows. But over time, it fuses with the skin and bones, and you stop feeling it. Wen Lan decided to cut it out, even if it had once been part of her. . Ye Jingchen had plotted for fifteen years. At last, he avenged himself, and congratulations poured in from every direction. But in some secluded corner, all he could think of was that lovely figure, to him like sunlight in the middle of the night. “Jingchen.” The girl waiting for him to come home, an apron tied around her waist, was gone forever. .Childhood sweethearts to lovers to enemies .A couple seeking revenge together .Happy ending .A wealthy, radiant heiress × her cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside, shameless ex-husband Visit the author’s page for updates. Theme: The inspiring story of young people striving for a bright and righteous future