Sheng Sheng

[Reunion After Years Apart] [Mutual Secret Crush] [Male Lead Plays the Long Game] [Flashbacks]

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The sudden announcement that Yunshang Group had changed hands caused a sensation.

The group's new leader, Zhou Chengye, was not yet thirty. When he made his first public appearance, he dazzled everyone.

At a banquet, he was wild and unrestrained, impossible to read. He made all those with their own agendas bow to him willingly.

One day, at a project meeting in some seventh- or eighth-tier city, no one expected Zhou Chengye to travel a thousand miles from Guancheng to attend in person. Sitting across the long table was Wen Sheng, a representative appointed by a foreign company.

They wore distant expressions, as if they had just met.

Only after the routine dinner did someone ask what she thought of the mysterious young master.

Wen Sheng was momentarily distracted.

She replied casually, “Mr. Zhou is exceptionally eloquent. It’s an honor to work with him.”

But her gaze drifted as she struggled to reconcile Zhou Chengye with the cocky, free-spirited boy who had been rejected by her eight years ago.

Even less did she expect that, late one night not long afterward, Zhou Chengye would be slightly tipsy, his chin resting lightly against her neck, his warm breath making her earlobe flush red. He slowly leaned toward the corner of her lips and asked softly, “I heard Miss Wen praised my eloquence. What exactly makes it so exceptional?”

Wen Sheng had been frail since childhood. After she sprained her ankle several times,

Zhou Chengye scoffed. “Such a pampered princess.”

“I-I’m not,” Wen Sheng protested, blushing.

Their brief teasing was interrupted by other matters. It took Zhou Chengye a long time to finally say what he had meant to say next.

“You’ll always be my princess.”

--I have always been yours, and always will be.

-Each other’s first love, both virgins

-From campus to the city, slow burn, no intimacy before adulthood

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At Z University, everyone knows the secret: Yao Zhi likes Gu Zhiyan.

They were both born into wealthy families, but Yao Zhi hit a wall. She followed Gu Zhiyan, who had defied his family, into the acting program.

On her birthday, Gu Zhiyan put together a spectacular celebration for everyone to see.

But in front of everyone, he asked Yao Zhi’s roommate to be his dance partner.

The day Yao Zhi turned nineteen was also the day her dream came to an end.

Through the curtains, she heard Gu Zhiyan’s voice.

“Are you satisfied? What could Yao Zhi and I possibly be? I only want you.”

**

As heavy rain poured down, Yao Zhi could no longer bear years of hurt. She found a secluded corner, intending to cry her heart out.

She had barely started when the door suddenly opened. Seeing the few tears at the corner of her eyes, the newcomer asked, “Practicing a crying scene here? Not bad.”

With her eyes slightly swollen, she recognized him in the dim light:

Lu Shijia, Gu Zhiyan’s roommate.

**

The “Zhizhi Latte” couple was wildly popular online, all because of an answer on Zhihu.

The viral post was titled: Are there still any rare, genuine couples in the industry who aren’t just playing it up for publicity?

One answer received tens of thousands of likes: Is there really anyone who doesn’t ship Gu Zhiyan and Yao Zhi? Childhood sweethearts, a feast for the eyes, well-matched families, senior and junior at the same university. Most importantly, look at this photo.

The post included a candid photo of the pair at university. Yao Zhi stared at Gu Zhiyan with her bright almond eyes, her affection plain for anyone to see.

Not long after, a netizen found a wallet. The only identifying item inside was a photo of Yao Zhi being carried on the back of a tall, slender young man, turning to look at the camera.

The fans went wild, tagging Gu Zhiyan and asking him to claim the wallet. Half a day later, someone finally responded.

It was Lu Shijia.

The youngest actor in China to win all three major film awards rarely posted on social media, but wrote: “It’s my wallet. My assistant has messaged you privately. Please check.”

That night, furious, Gu Zhiyan knocked on Lu Shijia’s door.

But Yao Zhi opened it. Her watery eyes were red, and the two or three undone buttons at her neckline revealed red marks on her collarbone.

Lu Shijia caught up in a few quick steps and draped his jacket over Yao Zhi.

He didn’t even spare Gu Zhiyan outside the door a glance.

He gritted his teeth. “You open the door to other people dressed like that. Are you trying to make me die of anger so you can become a widow?”

#I’m the one who covets you, but I’ll never be satisfied with just a little.

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