I Give You My Heart, CEO, Please Let Me Go

A new story from Qian: "When We Meet Again, Young Master Rong Makes His Love Public" Link: http://novel.hongxiu.com/a/1307018/. If you like it, please pick it up~ To the young Lu Man, Ling Chenxi was nearly perfect. She drove without a license, and he never said a word, personally fetching her from the police station and taking her home. She got drunk and caused a scene, and he tossed the other party a hundred thousand yuan for medical expenses to keep the peace. She loved to paint, so he bought a gallery just for her, hanging only her paintings. He spoiled her until she could do whatever she wanted, never realizing that his attention was the only thing that made her feel safe. Then one day, his official girlfriend looked at her pityingly. “Do you believe me when I say that even if you make me leave, he'll find me no matter what?” Lu Man soon understood where that confidence came from. “Man'er, if you want the stars, I'll pluck them from the sky for you. I'll spoil you and let you have your way, but that doesn't mean you can lay a hand on her!” He gripped her by the throat, heedless of her labored breathing. “Tell me, who gave you the right?” She only smiled in silence, burying her defense deep in her heart. A fire changed everything... He was still the elegant president of the Ling Group, while she had become a disabled woman who could no longer walk properly. She said, “President Ling, please let me be. I only want to live in peace.” He raised an eyebrow. “Let me be your legs!” He pressed forward, and she retreated step by step. He spoiled and indulged her, and she thought she had the whole world. Until she met the so-called fiancée... [Bonus Scene] After learning to read, their little treasure often rummaged through the house. One day, he grabbed a yellowed old photograph and excitedly shoved it at his mother. Under his eager gaze, Lu Man turned the photograph over to look at the back... “I saw you, my forever, the Big Dipper, shining through the darkness of time, coming to me at last.” As the child's unclear words drifted through the air, she saw the man changing his shoes in the entryway turn red to the tips of his ears.