Ninety Days of Passion

Wen Ni is a pampered heiress in name only, poised and beautiful, a talented actress, and unlucky enough to have just lost her fiance.

Xu Xibai is a true young master: unruly, devastatingly handsome, and the kind of scoundrel who gets away with anything thanks to his looks.

Neither of them is easy to deal with. One day, they sit down together to discuss a business deal.

Xu Xibai turns his head slightly and lights a cigarette, his tone casual. "Would you pretend to date me for three months? We can negotiate the payment."

Wen Ni: "I'm bad luck for my husbands."

Xu Xibai lets out a shameless snort. "Perfect. I'm tired of living anyway. Why don't you give it a try?"

They each get what they need and start pretending to be a couple.

Wen Ni never expected that her fake boyfriend would be so in sync with her in every way, especially in bed.

Xu Xibai's long-fingered hands caress her face, unbutton her clothes, and wash their bedsheets.

In the dim light of their cramped room, Xu Xibai sits her on his lap and murmurs against her ear with a faint smile, "Miss Wen, you're so demanding."

Later, her fiance, presumed dead in a shipwreck, comes back alive.

After weighing her options, she ends her arrangement with Xu Xibai.

Three days later, at a Fu family banquet in Hong Kong, Wen Ni steps inside and sees her fiance bowing and scraping as he pours tea for his older brother.

That mysterious older brother everyone talks about is none other than the man she shared a passionate kiss with three days ago: Xu Xibai.

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Late that night, Wen Ni returns home after a date with her fiance.

Someone is sitting silently on the living room sofa in the dark.

Outside, her fiance takes out a ring, intending to formally propose. Inside, Xu Xibai advances on her and pins her against the wall, his scorching breath enveloping her.

"What are you hiding from?"

He holds her even tighter. "He's still outside. You'd better not make a sound."

No one knows that the moment she showed up with his younger brother on her arm, Xu Xibai had already started figuring out how to take her back...

The engagement between the fiance and the female lead was called off long ago, so there is no love triangle.

HE, one-on-one romance

Ninety days of passionate love, a lifetime together

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In high school, Sang Caiyi and Chen Yufeng were worlds apart.

Chen Yufeng came from an esteemed family, was exceptionally handsome, and was always top of the class, a darling of the crowd.

Sang Caiyi, on the other hand, was quiet and reserved. An injury to her vocal cords left her unable to speak, and her classmates called her a "mute" and a "country bumpkin."

One day, a classmate accused her of stealing. No one believed her, and just as she was at a loss for words, a boy stepped forward.

Under a gloomy sky, the boy stood backlit, his casual voice utterly free of prejudice. "She didn't steal it."

Sang Caiyi stood frozen, eyes red.

He had stood by her side at her darkest, most humiliating moment. So even though she knew he'd only helped on a whim, and that they would never cross paths again after graduation, Sang Caiyi remembered the name "Chen Yufeng" for many years.

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They met again eight years later at a concert.

Sang Caiyi appeared in full finery as the orchestra's lead pianist. Her superb playing brought the house down in applause.

After the piece, Sang Caiyi bowed to the audience.

The next moment, she saw a familiar face.

By then, the man held a high position. Dressed in a black suit, he had an air of refinement and coldness.

Recognizing him, Sang Caiyi assumed he didn't remember her. She calmly lowered her eyes and turned to leave.

This time, Chen Yufeng followed her.

After gazing at her for a long moment, the man said in a low voice, "Sang Caiyi, it's been a long time."

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The song "A Letter from the Summer Wind" became a hit on major music platforms. Rumor had it that its creator had written it for someone they secretly loved.

The internet was soon abuzz with speculation.

As the songwriter, Sang Caiyi had no choice but to explain: "I wrote 'A Letter from the Summer Wind' eight years ago. Back then, I had a crush on a boy and planned to sing it for him at graduation. Unfortunately, he never heard it, and we never had a future together."

That night, among a hundred thousand comments, one was pushed to the top: "I heard it."

Months later, another comment from the same account was pushed to the top: "We have a long, long future together."

Sang Caiyi once thought she couldn't catch the wind.

Later, Chen Yufeng placed her hand in his and told her earnestly, "Look, you've had the wind in your grasp all along."

Theme: Love needs honesty, and even more, courage