It Was My Fault for Being Young and Naive

[Frequently revised. Daily updates after signing.]

1. Song Nanzhi is the haughty, proud heiress of the Song family.

She has always done as she pleases, never considering what others think.

Sheng Zhaoyi is her driver, poor and down on her luck.

Silent as a mute, she is stunningly beautiful but wooden in personality.

One drunken night, the two unexpectedly became involved.

And so they began a relationship they had to keep hidden.

Until Sheng Zhaoyi overheard Song Nanzhi complaining to her childhood friend that she was tired of playing around and wanted to end things.

It poured the day Sheng Zhaoyi left.

The little peacock never bowed her head, and Song Nanzhi never looked back.

2. When they met again, Sheng Zhaoyi had become President Sheng.

The guests at the banquet clinked glasses and mingled.

One glance was all it took for Song Nanzhi to spot Sheng Zhaoyi.

But she didn’t dare approach and acknowledge her.

For Sheng Zhaoyi, their past was probably something she’d rather not bring up.

In the women’s restroom, Sheng Zhaoyi leaned against the wall and lit a cigarette.

She tilted her head toward Song Nanzhi, whose face was tense. “Why aren’t you smiling anymore?”

Song Nanzhi: ?

Sheng Zhaoyi suddenly leaned close, her voice cool and low. “You seemed pretty happy smiling at everyone else just now.”

[Tsundere × secretly flirtatious]

“I don’t know how to sweet-talk you, and I’m no good at romance. But whenever I think about the future, you’re in every moment.”

Important content warnings:

The romance is sweet, and both leads are each other’s first and only partners, but this is basically a melodramatic story for people who love messy drama.

The author’s logic is shaky, the prose is rough, and the plot doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Please don’t read if that bothers you.

P.S. I’ve already given the warnings, so please don’t yell at me qaq

Theme: Love your partner sincerely