On the birthday of her boyfriend Gu Yanzhi, Tang Ran carefully prepared a surprise, but she ran into Gu Yanzhi and his stepsister kissing each other in a heavy rain.
The heavy rain poured down, and hatred burned Tang Ran's chest.
At this moment, Tang Ran saw her boyfriend's half-brother Gu Yunzhi.
Gu Yunzhi was sitting on the steps, soaked to the skin, with messy black hair sticking to his forehead, and water drops dripping down his chin, looking fragile and stubborn.
Tang Ran remembered her boyfriend's disgusted tone when he mentioned Gu Yunzhi: He had a sick mother who was so poor that she couldn't even pay school fees.
She narrowed her eyes and walked towards Gu Yunzhi on high heels.
A black umbrella was spread over the boy's head to cover his head.
"I heard that you are short of money? How about we make a deal," Tang Ran curled his lips coldly, "I can provide you with money. When you become successful in the future, you will help me bring down Gu Yanzhi's company."
Gu Yunzhi suddenly raised his head and was silent for a long time, with a sharp look in his black eyes.
——
Gu Yunzhi hated everyone in the Gu family.
But at the most embarrassing moment, he met his brother's girlfriend, the pampering rich girl Tang Ran.
"Remember," Tang Ran's red lips were particularly bright in the rain, "my help to you is not charity, but investment."
Tang Ran's "investments" continued.
At first it was just Gu Yunzhi's tuition fees and mother's treatment fees, but later Tang Ran remembered clearly the books he casually mentioned, the medicine he took when he was sick, and even the taboos for his special physique.
Gu Yunzhi's heartbeat gradually became warmer.
It was another rainy day, and Gu Yunzhi saw Tang Ran pushing through the door holding the food box for him.
He walked over and kissed Tang Ran's eyes with burning possessiveness.
Tang Ran raised his hand to slap her, but Gu Yunzhi clamped her wrist and pulled her into his arms, with an undercurrent in his eyes:
"I owe you so much that I will never be able to pay it back in this lifetime."
"I'll make it up to you, okay?"
"Tang Ran thought he picked up a stray puppy in the rain, but later he found out,
He was the wildfire that burned away half of her life and brought her a whole spring. "
Reading guide:
1. The male protagonist is the son of his original wife. As for why he is the younger brother, the text will make it clear;
2. Both male and female protagonists are adults
Purpose: Inherit tea culture