Southern Stream

Shen Zhaozhi became the richest man in Nancheng at twenty-seven. Countless people threw themselves at him, but he never spared any of them a glance.

Everyone thought he was a cold, heartless man who had no interest in women.

No one knew how utterly captivated he had been, night after night, as he watched one woman, or how completely lost he was when he kissed her.

But later, he lost his little fairy.

When Fu Nanxi was sixteen, she was in love with Shen Zhaozhi. Everyone said he was a man-eating wolf, but she didn't believe them.

That rainy night, he pulled the man away from her, then took her home.

She gave Shen Zhaozhi her whole heart and treated him well, but he didn't want it. He threw it to the ground.

All she could do was pick it up, leave, and treasure it herself.

At twenty-four, Fu Nanxi returned to Nancheng to pay her respects to her maternal grandmother.

The young man who had been waiting three years called Shen Zhaozhi right away, and Shen Zhaozhi cornered her at the mouth of an alley.

Fu Nanxi slapped him, tears filling her clear eyes.

Shen Zhaozhi simply took her hand and pressed it to his face. Red-eyed, he said, “Nanxi, don't leave me again.”

“Nanxi, Nanxi...” He wanted nothing else, only for Nanxi to stay by his side day and night, so he could call her name over and over.

He would give her tenderness, passion, everything she wanted.

A story about a wolf cub who clawed his way out of the mud, then chased after and doted on his wife.

Warnings:

An absolute melodramatic mess. Every chapter is a land mine.

An anything-goes work with no regard for dignity.

Also titled The Boss's Woman Is Back and The Boss Has No Shame When It Comes to Winning His Wife Back.

Theme: Every day in a harmonious society