What Bad Intentions Could a CEO Have?

[Completed] [Expected to go premium on February 2, starting with Chapter 18.]

Zhao Jingke had simply fallen in love with a cool, beautiful woman who only knew how to paint and write on pieces of porcelain.

So he drove a hundred miles to visit her and shamelessly moved into the dilapidated old house deep in the mountains where her master lived. He took the west room, and she took the east room. How was that not a perfect match?

Antique vases and rare agarwood, I'll arrange it all for my darling. This is how a CEO courts someone: simple and unpretentious. But why does she call me... a tacky rich boss?

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Yuan Yutong had long been prepared to spend her life devoted to miniature writing on porcelain. She never expected Zhao Jingke to come out of nowhere.

At first, she saw him as a calculating businessman who kept trying to please her for suspicious reasons, so she stayed on guard.

Later, she went down the mountain to shop. A sudden storm swept through the hills, and the walls of the old house collapsed.

When she returned, she saw him clutching her unfinished work in his arms. His white shirt was smeared with mud, and his wet, tousled hair stuck up in every direction. Like a stray dog left homeless by the storm, he crouched on the wall, looking at her helplessly and mournfully.

The storm had passed, but lightning and thunder raged in her heart.

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At last, she became the mistress of his home, but she was still absorbed in her work. At midnight, he stood with his hands on his hips, looking helpless.

"My lady, stop studying porcelain and look at me."

"What did we agree on when you proposed? I'd focus on my career, and you'd support me..."

"I remember. You'd be the artist, and I'd be the shop assistant. I'd earn the money, and I'd take care of the kids."

Standing behind her, he massaged her stiff shoulders and gently pinched her earlobe, whispering sweet nothings in her ear.

"Tonight, let's do some research on having kids."

What bad intentions could a CEO have? He just wants to raise kids.

Theme: A love story about miniature writing on porcelain.