A healing little romance sweeter than candy, sparkling brighter than jewelry and more romantic than flowers. A proud jewelry designer meets an adorable floral designer. She makes the first move, only to be spoiled rotten in return!
Tang Yan only knows one jewelry designer, and he’s fussy and impossible to deal with. He can mock you from head to toe without changing his expression, bring women home for the night, and get so drunk he passes out on someone else’s doorstep. He’s guilty of every bad behavior in the book. And the strangest part is, he’s full of contradictions. His life is bustling and lively, yet sometimes so lonely that all he has is a single desk lamp. He owns a luxurious two-story house but never lives in it, and when he gets sick, he curls up in a tiny attic.
The two of them slowly get to know each other, like water warming little by little. His loneliness, his scars: it turns out that with a smile and love, even wounds can slowly heal.
“So, Tangyuan, even though I was sinking into a mire, I couldn’t help selfishly holding on to you.”
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