Weren't You Obsessed with Me? Why Did You Marry My Second Uncle?

[Devoted Simp + Regretful Ex Chases Her After the Breakup + Second Male Lead Takes the Lead + Heroine’s Personal Growth] Everyone in Yuncheng knew Fu Siyao had a little shadow who followed him everywhere. She’d been devoted to him for three whole years, always answering whenever he called. Even when he was paired off with his beloved first love, the simp Chi Shu would smile and help cover for them. Everyone thought Chi Shu was hopelessly in love with him. Even Fu Siyao thought so. But after his proposal was rejected, the System that had been missing for three years finally sprang into action. Overnight, it changed her target from Fu Siyao to his powerful, women-averse second uncle, Fu Jingci. At first, Fu Jingci regarded her as a younger relative, treating her with gentle reserve. He had restraint etched into his bones, always acting the senior, keeping strict boundaries and never crossing them. But then he watched as the little shadow stopped chasing Fu Siyao and instead timidly began learning to care about him and consider his feelings, clumsy yet sincere. Fu Jingci realized he couldn’t refuse her. For the first time in his thirty-two years of life, there was an exception. He began allowing Chi Shu to bring him stomach-warming soup late at night. He allowed her into his private space. And he even let her gently wipe the traces of wine from his lips… It wasn’t until he caught her in his arms that Fu Jingci realized how deeply he’d fallen. Gradually, he discovered that Chi Shu was kind and pure-hearted, but also timid and insecure. He felt for the softness hidden beneath her timidity, and wanted to be her strength and support. Fu Jingci taught Chi Shu to stand tall and told her she had no need to abase herself. He only wanted her to bloom with confidence, radiance, and abandon. When Fu Siyao realized that his little shadow had long since strayed from her old path, he was uncharacteristically shaken. Consumed by regret, he chased after her like a madman, only to hear his second uncle stake his claim: “Call her Auntie.”