The Sickly Beauty Chooses a Tycoon This Time [Reborn]

[Sickly Beauty Bottom x Rich, Rough Top, Short Story, Sweet and Fluffy with No Angst]

In his past life, Cheng Su was devoted to Lu Weishu. He poured all his energy into building a career for him, risking everything he had. Only after working himself to death did he realize it had all been for nothing.

After being reborn, Cheng Su was faced with his "true love," Lu Weishu, who gave him a sonnet, and the nouveau riche Gu Tingzhou, who gave him a massive gold chain. Cheng Su decided to lie flat and stop struggling, and said yes to Gu Tingzhou.

Born into humble circumstances, Gu Tingzhou was a rising star in high society. He had the muscles the bigwigs there lacked, and his face practically said "don't mess with me." He looked like a hired thug, wasn't particularly educated, and had a mouth full of Cursing and hands full of gold chains.

In his previous life, Cheng Su looked down on Gu Tingzhou's vulgarity, just like everyone else. That was until Gu Tingzhou took in the frail, gravely ill Cheng Su and dealt with the people who had hurt him.

"Get a physical first. I don't want to get sick."

"I'm afraid of pain, so do your homework before you come back."

"I need to take care of my health, so everything in moderation."

"I can teach you what to do, but you have to listen to me."

"..."

Cheng Su lay limp on the soft bed, speaking slowly to Gu Tingzhou, who was staring at him like a hungry wolf.

Cheng Su thought that once he repaid the debt from his past life, he would leave in style when Gu Tingzhou got tired of him.

He never expected that day would never come.

Gu Tingzhou seemed rough and flirtatious, but he treasured Cheng Su like the apple of his eye. Day after day, he clung to him like a dog gnawing a bone, never getting tired of him.

Cheng Su lay flat and watched as Gu Tingzhou dealt with the people who disturbed him. Gu Tingzhou's massage technique grew more and more practiced, and being cared for felt so good that Cheng Su couldn't be bothered to leave.

Thesis: Sincerity deserves sincerity