A Top-Tier Wedding in a Wealthy Family

[A pampering romance]

The aloof, low-key CEO He versus Xia Miaomiao, a vulgar woman from the streets.

She had no idea he was rich and powerful, yet she went after him.

He knew she was struggling financially and counting every penny, but he was still willing to give it a try.

[Story blurb]

You think you’ve gotten nothing more than a little rowboat, when in fact it’s a gigantic luxury liner, decked out in style and a limited edition to boot.

The sad part is that you mistook the liner for a rotten leaf floating across the river and tossed it away.

Even worse, years later, plenty of people are waiting to see the look on your face when regret leaves you in agony.

But could you not kick me while I’m down? If she’d known he was rich, would she have dumped him? She would have been fawning over him every chance she got! What are you all whining about?

Still, what’s the point of saying all that? It happened years ago. She has a new boyfriend now, and a whole household depending on her paycheck. The romance and all that can stay in the past.

A little scene:

She’s already missed three chances for a promotion. Surely it has to be her turn this year.

“Do you have connections? If you don’t, you’ll never get promoted from deputy manager!”

Connections?!

A week ago, she found out that the CEO at the very top of the company’s corporate hierarchy is her ex-boyfriend. But would he help her?

Her friend’s eyes light up. “Of course he would! Go give him a present!”

“You think I didn’t try?” Would she let pride get in the way of money? But he wasn’t falling for the ex-girlfriend routine!

“You actually went? How thick-skinned are you? When you dumped him, you told him never to contact you again!”

“You, ”

Fine. Maybe she’d better keep her distance from ex-boyfriends, just in case she fails to reconnect and ends up getting revenge instead. Note:

1. After weighing her own worth, the heroine finds a man two levels above her and marries him.

2. The author is stubborn in her writing and does things her own way.

3. The author has a hard heart. Feel free to joke around or vent in the comments, just don’t take it personally.

4. Whether the heroine is a virgin depends on the author’s mood. (Very important)