(Gentle heiress × aloof, haughty girl)
(They marry first, then fall in love)
When Tang Heng was sixteen, her father brought a girl home from an orphanage.
Her name was Pei Yanling. She was gentle, always smiling, blessed with a good temper that made people jealous and grades so excellent they were infuriating.
While they lived together, Pei Yanling made Tang Heng breakfast, did her laundry, and patiently explained every question she'd gotten wrong.
Tang Heng thought: She's definitely faking it. She wants to fight me for the family fortune.
So Tang Heng devoted herself to finding Pei Yanling's weaknesses, picking on her at every turn.
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Later, Tang Heng's father's company went bankrupt. Overnight, the Tang family went from being Jiangcheng's richest to being destitute.
Tang Heng thought: Let it all burn.
She quickly packed her bags and left home.
She didn't see Pei Yanling again for ten years.
While working as a security guard, Tang Heng accidentally caught sight of a woman surrounded by admirers.
The woman's eyes brimmed with smiles, and her features were gentle. She was the eldest daughter of the Pei family, Jiangcheng's wealthiest family.
Her name was Pei Yanling.
Pei Yanling spotted her at once in the crowd and casually pointed her out. Someone immediately ushered Tang Heng in front of her.
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Pei Yanling took her back to her villa halfway up the mountain.
Tang Heng thought her life was over.
Back when the young heiress had been living under her roof, Tang Heng had made things difficult for her at every turn and never treated her kindly.
She stood trembling in the living room, waiting for Pei Yanling to call security and have her strangled to death.
But the elegant, immaculate heiress changed out of her formal gown, put on casual clothes, went into the kitchen, and made her dinner.
Tang Heng thought: Is this my last supper?
At dinner, she ate carefully, a little at a time, while the woman sitting across from her watched with a smile in her eyes.
“Heng Heng, would you marry me?”
Theme: Keep moving forward with strength!
