A Wild, Sinking Fantasy

Jiang Wubai, the little princess of the Jiang family, was beautiful, with a graceful face and a lovely figure. But because her family kept her on a tight leash, she was someone all the young men wanted to pursue but were too afraid to approach. That was until Jiang Xun suddenly passed away, leaving the Jiang company on the brink of bankruptcy.

All at once, everyone in their social circle had their own ideas, and began eyeing Jiang Wubai at the funeral.

A fallen little princess with no one left to dote on her? She’d be easy to win over.

Her older sister took her to all kinds of social events to meet people, but Jiang Wubai could barely handle the men who kept coming over to strike up conversations.

“Little Wubai, why are you so aloof? Give me a little attention, will you?”

As soon as he finished speaking, a glass of red wine was poured over his head.

He spun around, furious, but the moment he saw Pei Yu, his expression changed to an ingratiating smile. “Young Master Pei, are you... in a bad mood today?”

Ignoring him, Pei Yu walked up to the stunned Jiang Wubai, every bit the refined gentleman. “Have you thought about what I asked you last time?”

On the day of her father’s funeral, he had said, “Marry me, and I can take care of everything concerning the Jiang family.”

Everyone at the venue was watching her, wondering what he had asked her last time.

Jiang Wubai had more or less made up her mind. She gave a small nod and held out her hand to Pei Yu.

Pei Yu glanced at her hand but didn’t take it. Instead, he announced to everyone watching, “Miss Jiang and I will be holding our engagement banquet here tomorrow at seven in the evening. We hope you’ll all come.”

After that, no one dared to set their sights on her again.

Everyone guessed that Pei Yu had only found Jiang Wubai, a girl with a clean background and an innocent nature, because his family had been pressuring him to get married. Once he regretted it and called off the engagement, he could always pursue Jiang Wubai again.

But six months later, they got married.

And the day after the wedding, Jiang Wubai boarded a plane to France.

Pei Yu said, “It’s our honeymoon. She’ll be back in half a month. I’m too busy, so she went by herself.”

A month passed, with no news.

Rumors about the two of them spread everywhere, each more outrageous than the last.

It wasn’t until they were seen holding hands throughout a fashion show at Fashion Week that the rumors were finally put to rest. They looked so perfect together.

Jiang Wubai never expected that, though she’d thought of herself as nothing more than a pawn he could discard at any moment, all she had to do was say she missed him, and he would drop everything to come find her and indulge her in all sorts of silly, ridiculous things.

*Both are each other’s first and only love. Marriage first, love later. The male lead falls first.

#The little princess grows into a sly little fox#

-------------Coming soon: My Socially Awkward Boyfriend, but He’s Huge-------------

Apart from the first day of term, no one could find Shen Kaiji after class. Even his roommates had no idea where he went.

That is, until he became Chi Mi’s sidekick. He started following her everywhere, going out to eat with her, singing karaoke with her, going camping with her... All things he would never have agreed to before.

Shen Kaiji thought no one had ever paid attention to him.

But to everyone else, how could they possibly overlook someone who looked that damn good? Now he was also the campus queen Chi Mi’s constant companion, blinding everyone around them every day.

When Chi Mi said that he was the one who’d first hit on her and pursued her, not a single person believed her.

“Come on, don’t make things up. Him? He won’t even answer when you talk to him. How could he ever hit on someone first?”

Chi Mi: “What? Fine, don’t believe me.”

Not only had Shen Kaiji been forward with her the first time they met, he was forward every time after that, too. Forward during the day, and even more forward at night.

Theme: Every moment in life matters