Love Hidden in the Wind

[Bonus chapters updated, available only on the app; new novel Three Little Friends is now underway] Lin Yiwei got into a top university. She spent all day on weekends in the library, worked part-time at a convenience store to help cover her living expenses, and sold her paintings for pocket money. The afternoon she won the "Outstanding Work Award" at an art exhibition, a handsome upperclassman offered to treat her to shaved ice. She put on the only white dress she owned, looking as pure and lovely as a gardenia. At the food street, the upperclassman ordered her strawberry snow ice. They chatted about the exhibition and art. He was gentlemanly and polite. But then Lin Yiwei received a text from Xie Bo: "Your dress looks nice." Lin Yiwei looked up. A group of young racers sat beside the steps across from them. Xie Bo held a cigarette between his fingers. Through the white smoke, his profile looked sharp, and his smile was unruly and roguish. That night, Lin Yiwei's white dress was torn to pieces in Xie Bo's hands. When Lin Yiwei first started university, she met Xie Bo at a bar. They couldn't seem to get enough of each other's bodies, and they met up often. She thought of Xie Bo as an obedient, sweet little puppy, someone she could part with amicably whenever she wanted. Later, a friend dragged Lin Yiwei to a racetrack, where she unexpectedly ran into Xie Bo. He turned out to be a top-tier star racer, currently at the height of his fame. Beneath the spotlights, the young man stood beside a dazzling supercar as fans roared around him. Later, she also heard that the heir to the Xie Group was named Xie Bo. Once the "obedient" and "sweet" puppy act fell away, she finally met the real Xie Bo: Possessive to the extreme, deviously cunning, and filthy rich. A world-weary girl pretending to be good vs. a scheming young heir pretending to be good #Repressed love runs rampant amid the tumultuous clamor# A note for readers: This is an old-school, wildly melodramatic romance. Both leads are each other's first and only, and it has a happy ending. Neither the male nor female lead is perfect. They both have plenty of flaws. Next novel: Three Little Friends In a narrow alley, the atmosphere was charged with tension. Through the swirling smoke, the school beauty was pinned against the wall by a pale-skinned young man. Moonlight fell on the beauty mark beneath his eye, making him look irresistibly alluring. The school beauty blushed and said, "Someone's over there." Bai Lang glanced back at the girl who had brought him some cured meat and looked a little lost, then replied lazily: "Oh, that's my little sister." Bai He and Bai Lang had been childhood friends. Bai Lang had been a little rascal since he was young. Pinching the girl's cheek, he would say, "Little Lily, call me big brother and I'll buy you candy." Bai He would blush, press her lips together, and stubbornly refuse to say those two words. Besides Bai Lang, Bai He also grew up with Yan Yi. Yan Yi was quiet and younger than her. The other children in the alley often bullied him, so Bai He protected him like a little superhero. "Yan Yi, you should smile more. You look so handsome when you smile, and you even get dimples. Don't be so cold." "Okay." From then on, Yan Yi smiled only for her. During her teenage years, Bai He shared her girlish secrets with Yan Yi. But she didn't know that Yan Yi had a secret of his own: Whenever she gazed obsessively at that carefree, roguish boy who treated life like a game, Yan Yi would secretly gaze at her. In college, Yan Yi finally won Bai He's heart. On the night the two happily announced their relationship in their social circles, Bai Lang smiled lazily in front of everyone and congratulated them. He got blackout drunk for three days. Later, everyone noticed a delicate lily tattoo by his ankle. From then on, the playboy became a monk. After they got together, Yan Yi happened to discover that she still kept the "Beating Heart" necklace Bai Lang had given her. It was a gift from their youth, carefully tucked into the most precious scrapbook she owned. Yan Yi didn't question her. He had the rhinestone in the center cut out and replaced with a genuine, dazzling diamond. So that the only heart she would ever cherish would be his. A loyal puppy turns into a lovesick obsessive. A story of childhood friends and three little companions. There is no outline. Even the clueless author doesn't know who the male lead is. The answer will be revealed at the end. This is an extremely melodramatic love triangle, so proceed with caution. Theme: Cherish the person in front of you