The Heroine Says She's Not a Sister-Obsessed Girl

[I may touch up the story now and then. I'm a bit stuck on the final chapter, so give me a couple of days to write it~]

The pure, innocent little white flower in the CEO romance had changed.

"You're worth tens of billions, so why won't you even buy me a Bulgari Divas' Dream diamond necklace?"

"Even if this is only a short-term fling, a man like you should know that you ought to spend money on a woman."

"What's the point of dating a man who won't spend money?"

"That's not what I mean," the CEO hurried to explain, more flustered than any man in dire straits. "If you want something, of course I'll buy it for you. But every time I've bought you jewelry, haven't you taken it home and given it to your sister?"

He sighed. "No matter how rich I am as your brother-in-law, I can't keep buying her luxury brands over and over, can I?"

They bickered over money like an ordinary couple, until the little white flower delivered an ultimatum: "You're so stingy. Let's break up."

-

Late at night, the CEO went to see his mentor and close friend, senior Shen Zhao, a leading figure in the industry whose wealth far surpassed his own.

He honestly told him about his romantic troubles, adding that he was "willing to spend money and willing to compromise."

His senior, who was stern and had no interest in women, made no comment. He offered little useful advice, merely echoing the CEO with a cold laugh.

-

The next morning.

Ji Mingyi, the female lead's older sister, woke up late and found two necklaces on her bedside table, even though she had only recently glanced at them in a magazine.

Her younger sister held out a bowl of fragrant sweet potato porridge. "These deep blue diamonds really suit your complexion, Sis."

Not long afterward, she received an unequivocal message from Shen Zhao: "Next time you see something you like, just send me the link."

[This blurb was written in a rush just before the author's editing period. Recorded on 2024.9.12]

Theme: Love between family members