The XX CEO’s Billion-Dollar Fiancée

“Yaya, will you be my girlfriend?” he coaxed, confessing his love to her with heartfelt devotion. But all he got in return was a silence even more profound than silence itself… She is the heir to the Wen Group, beautiful and kind, the dream girl of every boy. But he got to her first and claimed her for himself… He is a typical playboy, yet she is the only one he loves. He uses his womanizing ways to hide his burning feelings for her. He truly loves her. They grew up together and know each other inside out. When their rivals in love appear, will they still be the one and only in each other’s hearts? With one scheme and trap after another, and every hurt followed by attempts at reconciliation, will they smile and wish each other well, or keep each other all to themselves for life? Why did these childhood sweethearts, who grew up together, end up so badly scarred? Watch as the once gentle and passionate man transforms into someone cold, arrogant, and bloodthirsty, a king who holds the power of life and death over others. ﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡﹡ He pins her against the wall and lifts her chin with one hand. His face is expressionless, but his gaze carries a trace of hatred as he says, “Wen Yaqian, you killed the woman I loved most. I’ll make you pay with your life. But first, I’ll make you feel what it’s like to wish you were dead.” Facing his icy gaze, she feels a surge of fear. They haven’t seen each other in four years. Why has he become so cold and merciless? And what made him embark on the journey to XX? When did the man who loved her most become the one who hates her most? What earth-shaking changes will their relationship undergo? “Do you still remember who I am?” Why does he seem so unfamiliar to her now, so cold and heartless? “What, is this how you beg for mercy, or are you trying to lure me into a trap?” When they meet again, what will they be to each other? On this winding, tortuous road to love, are they enemies or lovers? To hold your hand and grow old together: is that really the kind of ending found in fairy tales?