My Frail Wife, Raised by His Childhood Friend

Su Tang is sickly. His father doesn't care for him, his mother doesn't love him, and he was raised by his grandfather, who works on a manor. To keep Su Tang from being bullied by the manor owner's violent-tempered young master, his grandfather warned him: There are wolves on the estate. Don't go wandering around. Su Tang clutched his shirt hem and nodded timidly. Then one day, word spread that the young master was about to beat a child to death. His grandfather hurried over in a panic, only to see the violent young master kneeling on one knee, wiping the grime from his Tangtang's little face: “I already beat him up for you.” “Why aren't you happy?” · Li Xingchuan has a fiery temper and breaks things whenever he gets angry. Even as a little boy, he made life on the manor miserable for everyone. That is, until he met Su Tang. The poor thing was always sick, startled, and afraid. “Why are you so delicate?” Li Xingchuan complained, even as he blew on each spoonful of medicine again and again. “Come here. I'll feed you.” People noticed that wherever Su Tang was, Li Xingchuan seemed to smile, too. He seemed to take great pleasure in leading Su Tang astray. For instance, he'd pull him into his arms and coax him endlessly: “Tangtang, hit me.” “Let it all out, and you'll feel better.” One day, Su Tang learned to talk back to him, frightening everyone half to death. But Li Xingchuan simply lowered his head and praised him. “Tangtang, you did great. What prize do you want?” · At first, people thought Li Xingchuan treated Su Tang like a pet, and that he'd toss him aside once he got bored. Then came the banquet celebrating the change of ownership at the Li family. Li Xingchuan appeared in the spotlight as its new head. This man, so untouchable and exalted, lowered himself to carefully place a hand on the waist of the person beside him. “Tangtang, can I have a little alcohol tonight?” In his arms, Su Tang was protected with such fierce possessiveness that he was treated like the apple of Li Xingchuan's eye. He said softly, “Then you can sleep in the guest room!” · Everyone was utterly shocked! #The CEO knew from childhood how to spoil his future wife# #He showers his insecure wife with so much love that he spoils him rotten# ----------------Recommendations for upcoming stories---------------- ★ [Will Even a Frail Little Fool Be Spoiled?]→ Author's profile A pretty little fool recently showed up in the old neighborhood. Pale and quiet, he scavenges for food in the garbage. So thin and frail, he looks as if he might break at the slightest touch. Even when people hit him, he doesn't cry. He only smiles foolishly at them, his voice soft. That smile has a heart-stopping beauty to it, like something that has been shattered. The aunties in the alley sometimes give him a bowl of hot soup, and the security guard next door once chased off some thugs with bad intentions. But that's all they can do. Everyone shakes their heads and sighs: The poor kid probably won't make it through the winter. On the eve of the first snow, a Maybach with a Beijing license plate bearing consecutive numbers rolled over the frost-covered road. The man who got out of the car knelt in the cold wind and wrapped him tightly in an expensive coat. His warm hands cupped the boy's icy face, and his deep, cold voice trembled. “…I found you.” · The next time people saw the little fool was on a TV interview. The pitiful boy had washed away the grime and stood in front of the camera. His mental illness seemed to have improved considerably. His bright eyes sparkled, and he outshone the stars. Behind him, the powerful and ruthless tycoon of Beijing, whose wealth rivaled a nation, watched quietly as if he were her devoted guardian. That frail figure who once seemed to vanish like dust had been someone's cherished treasure all along. Lost and found again, he was now beyond anyone's reach. * [A sweet, cozy romance about everyday life] Gentle domineering CEO gong x pitiful little fool who gradually recovers Theme: Flowers only bloom freely when lovingly tended.