Moonlight Stains Misty Harbor

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A human peach blossom x a refined CEO

Arch-enemies in public, kissing passionately in private

The Li and Lu families have divided Hong Kong between them for years, and they've never gotten along.

The current heads of the two conglomerates, Lu Cen and Li Chuxian, are natural-born rivals.

They were classmates from kindergarten through high school, and fought fiercely over the top spot, competition gold medals, and scholarships. After inheriting their family businesses, they fought over projects, land, and investments until they were completely at odds.

There were even rumors that they once bid against each other at an auction for a Ming Dynasty landscape painting, driving the price up fivefold.

Then one day, the Hong Kong media photographed them entering and leaving a hotel together. Everyone scoffed, saying they'd sooner believe the world was ending than believe the two of them could be in love.

That night, in the penthouse suite on the top floor of the Victoria Harbour Hotel.

CEO Li, with her excellent figure, walked barefoot up to Lu Cen in a silk camisole and slipped off his gold-rimmed glasses. "Tomorrow, the Blue Bay project in Shenzhen. Whoever loses has to kneel down and say, 'Please make your darling feel good.'"

The man's gaze darkened as it swept over Li Chuxian's full red lips. He smiled, his voice low. "Deal. Let's raise the stakes: wear your senior-year high school uniform."

If the sun never rises again, he will sink into ruin with the moonlight.

Reader's Guide:

1. Written in advance. Updates every night at 8 p.m.

2. A sweet little story, no misunderstandings. They really do compete over things.

3. Written to indulge my kinks. All the potential dealbreakers are in the blurb, so please decide for yourself. If you don't like it, drop it promptly.

4. A Hong Kong-style story, but the entire setting is fictional. Please don't associate it with the real world.

5. The story contains no Cantonese, though there are a few Cantonese expressions. The inline comments may help explain them.

Theme: Love can cross any divide.