After My Divorce, I Was Spoiled by an Eighteen-Year-Old Boy

On the day her divorce was finalized, 27-year-old jewelry designer Su Wantang lost the rights to her "Stars" collection to her ex-husband. Her studio's accounts were frozen, and the entire internet smeared her name. In the pouring rain, she threw away the first ring she had made, back when she was twelve. A young man picked it up.

His name was Lu Hanzhou. At eighteen, he was the youngest CEO in the Lu Group. He said, "Before you throw away something that isn't worth keeping, make sure you truly won't miss it."

Their meeting, nine years apart in age, was a long-planned rescue. He used his entire business empire to back her and spent four years proving that a boy's love wasn't just a passing impulse. Meanwhile, with her selectively mute daughter by her side, she rebuilt her career from the ruins and learned to believe in love again.

When she finally dared to accept his feelings, she discovered that the eighteen-year-old boy had already written her and her daughter into his entire future.